HAM is a dark comedy that follows a grief-stricken vegan whose life is upended by the death of a pig. Consumed by loss and searching for someone to blame, he spirals through reflection, resentment, and family tensions before settling on an unexpected form of revenge—not through violence, but by creating a play.

Blending sharp humor with emotional honesty, HAM explores grief, guilt, and the often absurd ways people cope with heartbreak. As its unconventional protagonist channels his pain into performance, the play examines the power of storytelling, personal accountability, and the messy search for meaning in the aftermath of loss.