Director Denton Adams teams with writer Kayona Ebony Brown for this patiently boisterous drama that shows a group of friends faced with the reality of an imminent death. The entire story takes place in one setting and has a cast of only five people whose respective responses to fear challenge who they are and the mark they'll leave on a dying world.

Johnny Lambkin (Christopher Harvey), an internet/syndicated radio host who broadcasts from his home-station, and his producer Mikhal Leigh Bryant (Kayona Ebony Brown) search for updates on breaking news that "something" has caused inexplicable devastation in Australia, only to find that the damage is not done.

Johnny is soon joined by his assistant, Paul Pitts (Renaldy Smith), a devoted music lover with aspirations of being just like him; and his younger brother, Stevie Lambkin (Juhahn Jones), a stand-up comedian just returning home after winning a comedy competition in New York, who comes in with his girlfriend Vanessa (Niketa Calame), a poet whose spirituality and poise proves essential given the situation.

A relentless string of mysterious "natural" disasters continues to move methodically across the world, killing millions and destroying lands, causing panic in the Americas as "it" nears. Though no signs of calamity have surfaced in DC yet, with the threat of riots and chaos in the area, their only option is to stay where they are and wait it out. As the group remains camped out in Johnny’s house, a conversation about what "it" is that’s destroying the earth leads to the possibility of what it could be — God — the end of the world. Everyone, in their own way, deals with the idea that death will come tonight.