Set entirely during a graveyard shift at a rural gas station, a middle-aged queer woman stands alone at the register of the last outpost for miles — and over a single night, her inner life erupts into song. Part absurdist comedy, part political elegy, the mysterious night unfolds with music that captures a lonely person’s delight and devastation in a country that runs on oil, convenience, and the labor of people it doesn’t count. Maybe she’ll win the lottery …
Script/Lyrics/Created by Amy Rox Surratt
Directed and Developed with Deejay Gray
Music by Sam Day Harmet
Additional Text by Tosha R. Taylor
Live Score performed by Astroturf Noise: Sam Day Harmet (Mandolin/Electronics) · Sana Nagano (Violin/Effects) · Zach Swanson (Upright Bass)
Performed by Amy Rox Surratt
Amy Rox Surrat
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Deejay Gray
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Astroturf Noise
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