The first collection of Chloe Xtina's plays, BIG PEOPLE, chronicles human behavior through magical realism, dark comedy, and the absolute bizarre via the lens of Margaret Mead's anthropology. Xtina is loud-mouthed, vivacious, and bold as she tackles the myth of female hysteria, sexual assault on campus, and fascism in a postmodern world. But through the grit and raunch, Xtina finds something poignant and fascinatingly beautiful on human empathy: where it can begin and where it can sharply end. BIG PEOPLE is a visual and visceral ride through dysfunction, truth, and perspective