"I played outside with my cloak. I played inside with my cloak. I did all of my chores with my cloak. I ate all of my meals, including my snacks, with my cloak on. I took my naps with my cloak on. I even took a bath with my cloak on. I loved my cloak. I only took it off when I had to go to sleep (because my Momma demanded for me to take it off while I slept)a ]but, even then my cloak remained at the end of the bed with me---waiting for me to awake, so that I could wrap myself back up in its purpleness. So, you can only imagine my surprise when one morning I awoke, reached for my old purple...

This play is based on the drama which develops when a couples' "shared" past emerges into their future. The underlying question is will the couple remain together by faith, or will they fall apart due to the desires of their past?

Farrah, is a talented, creative, inspiring, spunky, and up-and-coming clothing designer who resides in New York, but, is originally from a small town in Kentucky. Due to a recent nervous breakdown, she recently relocated to a small town in Tennessee, where nobody knows her name and is in search of a new start. She is trying to run away from her past; the very things that caused her breakdown, and begin afresh. Only problem is, how can she run away from herself?

The Club was squeezing at the seams with people. There were mirrors covering all the walls of the club...including the ceilings. In the center of the dance floor there was a glass mirrored runway with a disco ball waving high above it which created a prism of lights of diverse rays of color. Behind the bartender there was every kind of liquor that a drunk ever could imagine; arranged amongst the fourteen shelves. Each drink was housed in an interesting shaped bottle that often represented the shape of a woman's body. There were men who wore purple dog tags around their neck who would...