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A one-act musical comedy about art, authorship, and the machinery of authenticity.
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Mia, an MFA-trained painter trying to survive in Miami, is offered the chance to turn her unmistakable South Florida style into an automated product empire. She must decide not whether technology is good or bad, but whether her hand—and her choice—remain present in anything that bears her name.
Format: One-act musical comedy
Setting: Miami, in and around a single building
Conceived, written, and assembled by: Barry Floore, with co-writing contributions from the language models credited in the Dramatis Personae.
SLOP is a pop-forward comedy about authorship, labor, friendship, commercialization, and what it means to make something with machines. It is knowingly co-written with the technologies it puts onstage.
Every page below uses the actual dialogue, stage directions, and lyrics from the current book. Songs remain inside the scene at the point where they occur. Open a section, read it, and use the return link at the top to come back here.