Inside a very normal-looking suburban home is David, a young man who lives in the bathroom and never comes out, eating only what flat food his mother can fit under the door. The Boy In The Bathroom, a musical by Michael Lluberes and Joe Maloney, takes a delicate and riveting look at a young man’s experience with obsessive-compulsive disorder as he struggles to let another person in. 

This Richard Rogers Award finalist has met glowing reviews at Adirondack Theatre Festival, Chance Theatre, and Bloomington Playwrights Project, and has won numerous awards, including the NYMF Award for Best New Musical and the American Harmony Prize.

“This musical deserves to become a staple Off-Broadway and at regional theaters around the country. 

- BroadwayWorld

"An ingenious new musical." 

“The kind of emotionally-powerful musical production that intimate, black box theaters can winningly stage for years to come. ...This moving new musical - at times warmly amusing, at times deeply heartbreaking - is certainly worthy of your time."

David has built an entire world for himself inside of his bathroom, refusing to leave for over a year. His mother cares for him, feeding him only food that can fit underneath the door. But when he meets Julie, a young woman who dreams of seeing what lies beyond the confines of their small Michigan town, David realizes that there may be something – or someone – worth opening up to…