1M,1F. One-Act (15 min), A young girl and a pervert meet at a park bench. It doesn't turn out quite the way you'd expect...
"This may be the greatest short play about a pedophile ever written by a playwright in the history of American theatre or maybe the only one because other playwrights are sane enough to not go there. And this playwright goes there and pushes it further than I expected. An uncomfortable, WTF short play that switches the roles of victim/victimizer and f---s with your brain and tugs on your heart-strings when you don't want it. Guyton's expansive imagination sometimes creeps into a territory only a few playwrights wander to. If you delight in sick, dark comedies, then check this out." (Asher Wyndham, New Play Exchange, 2018)
"Have you ever read a play where your initial thought was "What the Hell did I just read?" - this is that play. Recommended for those who want something different. You may just get what you want." (Bryan Stubbles, New Play Exchange, 2018)
Staged Reading at Process Theatre's New Play Read-A-Thon in Atlanta, GA, 2013
Staged Reading by Core Artist Ensemble in Manhattan, NY, 2013