The father of its central character states that his son "did not look like a winner,"  condemning but forgiving Henderson and McKinney.
One character in this play used to sit at one end of a coffee shop and glare at the occupant of his favorite seat until that  person left. Another character in this play repeats the sentence "they're just missing the whole point." After one character  in this play describes the general attitude of the central location as "live and let live," another says "live and let live is, at  best, a load of crap." One of its characters describes parking his bike next to a fence and observing what he thought was a  scarecrow, but was actually a (*) dead body. The father of its central character states that his son "did not look like a winner,"  condemning but forgiving Henderson and McKinney. The central character of this play, partly created by the Tectonic Theater  project, dies after leaving his hometown to go to a gay bar. For 10 points, Moises Kaufman produced what play about the murder  of Matthew Shepard in a Wyoming town, often protested by anti-gay groups such as the Westboro Baptist Church?
One character in this play used to sit at one end of a coffee shop and glare at the occupant of his favorite seat until that  person left.
The Laramie Project