You may know a certain comedy about a certain dog in a certain Manhattan apartment. Well, cat lovers: it's time you get your play.

Playwright David Overton's Fluffy is a witty love letter to our feline friends. Welcome to a world where the cats understand the humans perfectly, and the humans can’t understand cat. Comedic gold ensues, thanks to sophisticated writing, deeply lovable characters, and brilliant physical comedy.

Beneath the laugh-out-loud humor, Fluffy offers a heartwarming story about connection, acceptance, and companionship, paralleled between the stories of the cats and their humans. With a surprising and authentic feel-good ending, your audiences will be pawing at the door for more of this meow-velous story.   

Bonus: no Jellicle dancing.

A cat named Fluffy offers a hilarious peek into his owner Delilah's New York City apartment. Delilah, juggling a writing career, also juggles her provincial mother pressuring her to keep her side-hustle as a cantor at Catholic churches, her gay Latino friend in need of help, Pepe, and his Spanish/English speaking cat, Carmelita. 

When Carmelita is brought to Delilah’s apartment from the vet (complete with a cone on her head) for a brief stay, the two cats frolic, frisk, and philosophize their way into an unexpected connection.