No one dreams of working in a restaurant. That's not entirely true. If you own one, you might, but it's rare to find anyone itching to be a server or busboy or sous chef. In Tony Borden's Dead Lunch, or Who Prays for Bad Weather, we see the working class in action as they try to survive a dead end job. Borden's dark comedy is a commentary on the working class and the millennial work ethic. The play is broken into two…
SOURCE: TheaterInTheNow at 01:09PM on August 18, 2015