The plays, which vary in time from less than two minutes to six and a half minutes, cover searing, emotional issues – gun violence, anti-Latino prejudice, LGBTQ rights, Islamophobia – as well as personal responses to tragedy, such as a worried mother being unable to sleep and fast food employees providing boxes of chicken to blood donors. Source material included police radio transmissions from the massacre, phrases from victims’ obituaries published in the Orlando Sentinel and the playwrights’ rich imaginations.