In GROUP THEORY, a week's worth of misdelivered mail leads an apartment dweller on a journey through the refracted symmetries of self, as he makes surprising connections with people he had brushed past everyday. In PARSIMONY, a man returns home after a car crash, drugged up and teetering on crutches, to find a that a strange new neighbor has moved into the back room behind his kitchen. And in TERATOLOGY, the distant arching dome of an old train station looms over four stranded travelers, four strangers trapped together for a long night. Or are there three? Or two? Or.... ? These verse monologues were all originally performed by the author.