In a small Appalachian town, two teenagers earn money by staging fake Bigfoot sightings until a neighbour's dog is discovered violently killed. As fear spreads through the community, the pair begin to question whether the local legends they have exploited might conceal something real. The story examines superstition, misinformation, and collective panic through a blend of comedy and puppetry.

The play is written, performed, and co-directed by Xhloe Rice and Natasha Roland, with co-direction by Tom Costello. Rice and Roland are Triple Fringe First Award winners whose previous productions have established them as collaborative theatre-makers working across comedy and experimental performance.