"Peter Doyle gives incredible head." That's what Phillip saw scrawled on the wall of the bathroom stall at Molly's. Or...thought he did? Wait.

An absurdist, hilarious three-hander that’s as naturalistic as it is strange, Peter Doyle's Incredible Head is a gleefully perverse romp through themes of bodily autonomy, self-fulfillment, and the consequences of misleading bathroom graffiti. It's risqué, hilarious, and yet somehow tender and throbbing with heart.

Phillip arrives at Peter's place expecting a casual hook-up but ends up being introduced to an incredible, magical, disembodied head. But where did The Head come from? What kind of life does The Head yearn for? And why has Peter never thought to ask The Head any of these questions before? What follows is a surreal triangle of banter, confessions, and strange intimacy as Peter tries to prove his life extraordinary, Phillip wrestles with what he’s stumbled into, and The Head itself reveals both humor and humanity.