Things You Shouldn't Say Past Midnight: A Comedy in Three Beds

In a late-night comedy that bends the rules of reality, Peter Ackerman weaves an engaging narrative that takes place across three different beds. Each setting serves as a stage for an intertwining collection of conversations that blur the lines between humor and sincerity. As the characters grapple with their late-night confessions and revelations, they reveal vulnerabilities and absurdities that only surface under the cloak of darkness.

The play captures the essence of human connection—the awkwardness, the laughter, and the moments of enlightenment that unfold when inhibitions are lowered. With a flair for the ridiculous, Ackerman invites the audience to experience the heartfelt chaos that accompanies sleepless nights, where every whispered secret holds the potential to spark laughter or provoke insight. The result is a delightfully unpredictable exploration of relationships that transcends the ordinary, leaving viewers both entertained and contemplative.