Pathologies of Everyday Life
Synopsis
Sebastian and Robin were the school’s outcasts. Today, they are working at a supermarket. They blame society and Mr. Brand, their drama teacher, for everything. Tonight, marks ten years since their graduation. They have decided to send a message: They are tired of playing Rosencrantz and Guildenstern.
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