Fluffy is a sassy, sharp-clawed love letter to our feline companions — a delightful romp where cats totally get humans... but the humans? Not so much (but more often than not).
Set in a funky New York City apartment, Fluffy follows a snarky, whip-smart cat and his human, Delilah — a struggling writer torn between her dreams, a guilt-tripping mother who wants her singing in Catholic churches, and the chaos of city life. Toss in Pepe, her fabulous, (if somewhat frazzled) gay best friend, and his dramatic, cone-wearing bilingual cat Carmelita, and you've got a recipe for catnip-fueled comedy. As Fluffy and Carmelita pounce through existential musings and litterbox philosophy, their hilarious antics mirror the human drama unraveling around them — leading to a heartwarming tale of love, identity, and unexpected friendships, both furry and otherwise.
Come for the meows. Stay for the feels.
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.
There are two instances of live music in Fluffy. The first is Pepe accompanying himself on guitar singing “Poesia” or another Spanish-style lullaby (for which you have acquired all rights and permissions for use in performance). Please see the appendix for the sheet music. For learning purposes, here is a link to a recording of “Poesia.”
The second use of music is during the wedding: Delilah and Nancy sing Schubert’s “Ave Maria” in the background. The sheet music is readily available as part of the public domain. Arrange/accompany as best suits your production.
