In The Shape of Things by Neil LaBute, the boundaries of art and relationships blur as a young couple navigates the complexities of love, identity, and transformation.

Set against a backdrop of a contemporary art world, the play explores the impact of personal choices and hidden motivations.  As the characters reveal their true selves, the audience is drawn into a thought-provoking examination of honesty, manipulation, and the nature of beauty.

With sharp dialogue and unexpected twists, LaBute crafts a compelling narrative that challenges perceptions and leaves viewers questioning the true shape of their own lives.