By Tracy Letts

In a motel room outside Oklahoma City, a lonely waitress hiding from her abusive ex-husband is joined by a soft-spoken young drifter who claims to have been the recent victim of medical experiments in the army and who has escaped. Soon they see the first bugs . . . written by the author of the hit Broadway play, August, Osage County, Bug depicts a surging tsunami of paranoia that ultimately leads to horrifying results. One of the best psycho-thrillers in many years!

Warning:  Mature language, violence and drug use.  For mature audiences only.