PEACHES is an irreverent, surreal, and queer exploration of the stories we grow for survival. Peach farmer Greg and his apprentice Prince make a startling discovery in the midst of their daily harvest: a play has grown from one of their trees, destroying the crop.

With the orchard’s peaches spoiled by the sprouted script, the two decide to act it out. The lines between the play and their own lives begin to blur, unearthing buried histories, firmly-rooted binaries, and one long-avoided confrontation. As Greg and Prince wrestle for ownership of the script, it becomes clear that the play won’t stop growing until they’ve resolved all that’s gone bad between them.

Staged inside the orchard that produced it, PEACHES grapples with whether harmful origins can be sites of healing and if taking control of the narrative is ever truly possible. What survives when rot sets in?