Written by the innovative Ms. Nelson-Greenberg, this play employs the absurdist techniques of Eugene Ionesco, Edward Albee, and Christopher Durang to create a world where language and behavior are twisted into the surreal. At the center of the play is Jon, a clueless boss who confuses empathy with a type of bird, and celebrates a maternity leave policy that is the definition of absurd. Alongside Jon are his team members, Howie and Jordan – who embody ludicrous and unsettling attitudes that highlight the deeper truths about entrenched workplace sexism. Sofia, an empathy coach, is brought in to help Jon's team navigate learning radical compassion.

But this play does more than entertain – it resonates with anyone who has felt powerless, on-edge, or stuck in a world full of power struggles and overwhelming challenges. In a city like New York where these themes are all too familiar to us, Do You Feel Anger? offers a reflection on the absurdity of our struggles and a cathartic release through humor.