There’s Nothing You Can Do explores a group of recently reconnected friends who fall into a collective quarter-life crisis as they come to the realization that their lives aren’t what they imagined they’d be as they turn, or near, 30.

A play about dancing through love, betrayal, a quarter life crisis, and a violent crime, the play recontextualizes the “Dancing Plague of 1518” as a way to explore this existential-anxiety, and posits that when life doesn’t make sense anymore, all that’s left is to dance.