In the dark comedy Fuddy Meers, every morning, amnesiac Claire wakes up a stranger in her own home. Before she can relearn who she is, a limping, lisping man leaps out from under her bed and forces her on a ride filled with a vulgar hand puppet, a drugged-out teen, a claustrophobic cop and lots of gibberish. Through this cacophony of characters, Claire is ultimately able to piece together the fragments of her life. Written by Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright David Lindsay-Abaire, Fuddy Meers explores the question: Who can you trust in a world of strangers?  Performances weekends through December; free tickets for November performances.