The Best of Me

A folk singer takes the stage, ready for the concert of his life. His repertoire includes songs about his life, with hits such as 'My Sweet but Mischievous Dog', 'A Difficult Christmas Eve with Family', and 'Oh Dear Spring, Where Are You?' Joyfully, he begins singing adult-themed songs about his melancholic life. However, the audience might not be ready for this misery. And do the songs all sound too similar? As children in the audience begin to grow restless, the theater realizes they've booked the wrong act for their young audience. Subtly, the theater programmers try to get rid of this folk singer. But how do you stop someone who doesn't want to stop? Or who doesn't even notice what's happening? 'The Best of Me' is a performance about the magic of theater, how small things can create significant changes, and that together you often achieve more than when trying to do everything alone. Wait... is that the folk singer behind the technology, or is the technology chasing the folk singer...? And how can it suddenly snow on stage?