Life's a Show
After Matt's play is cancelled he realises his life lacks direction. Taking this thought all too literal, he decides to hire a director to help guide him through his everyday life.
After Matt's play is cancelled he realises his life lacks direction. Taking this thought all too literal, he decides to hire a director to help guide him through his everyday life.
Jon Tarcy
Matt
Dusan Mrden
The Director
Lucy Hilton-Jones
The Second Director
After Matt's play is cancelled he realises his life lacks direction. Taking this thought all too literal, he decides to hire a director to help guide him through his everyday life.
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