MUCH ADO ABOUT THE TWO OF YOU

Tidy Tris Turner is a one-man woman, so how did she end up juggling three?

Nothing has been right since Tris’s almost-fiancé, Richard, dumped her. Now her life is so spun around that she’s landed in a “thing” with her childhood nemesis, Max, while crushing on his best-friend, the sexy, yet capricious, Andy.

Growing up, Max adored teasing Trissy-Tris by annoying her with nicknames or by farting next to her at the bus stop. Anything to provoke a response. He never expected his favorite reaction would be her panting his name while she’s pulling his hair.

Andy had always believed in love at first sight, but hadn’t experienced it until Tris showed up. His heart wants him to lay her in a bed of rose petals, and kiss every part of her over and over, but his head is forcing him to give her the space she needs to heal from breaking up with Richard.

Though Tris yearns for Richard’s return, she’s strangely attracted to pothead Max while also swooning whenever perfectly pressed Andy enters the room.

If muddling through that mess isn’t enough, Tris must shed her obsessive tendencies to become the carefree big-city woman Richard wants. In two months, she’ll get her chance to wow Richard with her transformation at her best friend’s wedding. In the meantime, Tris can’t let Max, Andy, or her libido derail her plans in this quirky and irreverent comedy inspired by Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing.

THE TAMING OF THE BRO

Primatologist Peyton has a way with animals, but her taming skills are put to the test with the most stubborn primate of all—the dude.

Max has morphed into the grumpiest dude in all of Atlanta ever since his childhood crush-turned-lover broke his heart.

While licking his wounds, Max and his bad attitude crash at his brother’s place. He quickly wears out his welcome and his brother’s girlfriend and her best friend, Peyton, scheme on how to mend Max’s broken heart to send his butt, booze, and bongs packing.

Peyton leans into the challenge of fixing up Max, even though she understands monkeys better than her own species and doesn’t believe in long-term relationships. She employs her own brand of behavioral psychology, using food bribes and sexual expression to get what she wants.

Strong-willed Max and persistent Peyton clash, but as their sparring becomes a game, they both wonder if they’ve met their match. Until Max’s ex returns. Will the girl next door beat opposites attract in this gender-swapped remix of Shakespeare’s The Taming of the Shrew?

A MIDWINTER WEEKEND'S GETAWAY

While on a group ski trip, a romantic tangle ensues when one member tries to play Cupid.

A year after the romantic triangle between Tris, Andy, and Max strains all of their relationships, Max seizes the opportunity to fix the wrongs by playing matchmaker between Tris and Andy. Max’s relationship skills are tested as his plan falls apart, threatening his own love match with his girlfriend Peyton in this modern retelling of Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night's Dream.