Dicks: The Musical

Craig and Trevor, identical twins, were separated at birth by their parents for reasons unknown. This powerful decision sets the stage for their tumultuous journey of rediscovery and connection.

Years later, Craig and Trevor find themselves working for rival companies that decide to merge. This unexpected corporate decision brings the twins face-to-face for the first time, sparking an initial rivalry fueled by their competitive natures.

As they interact, they begin to notice the identical matching necklace pendants they both wear and the shared birthday they share. The realization dawns on them that they are, in fact, long-lost brothers.

Emboldened by their newfound connection, Craig and Trevor decide to take matters into their own hands by planning to reunite their estranged parents. They believe that by merging their families, they can create a loving home environment.

To facilitate their plan, the brothers each assume the other's identity, venturing to meet their respective parents. This act of deception sets off a chain of chaotic events as they navigate their parents' unique personalities.

Craig encounters Evelyn, their quirky mother, who is dealing with the aftermath of her own personal struggles. Their meeting reveals her eccentricities and the challenges she faced raising a family alone.

Meanwhile, Trevor meets with Harrison, his openly gay father, who is living a colorful life with genetically modified 'sewer boys.' This bizarre introduction highlights the starkly different lives they've led despite being twins.

The brothers make persistent efforts to merge their families despite facing numerous setbacks. Their dedication leads to missed workdays and ultimately a confrontation with their boss, Gloria, who fires them in frustration.

Evelyn and Harrison soon catch wind of their sons' elaborate plan. Instead of being upset, they decide to embrace the situation, embarking on their own romantic adventures, further complicating the brothers' goals.

In an unexpected twist, Evelyn and Harrison kidnap Craig and Trevor, bringing them to Harrison's house. The chaotic circumstances lead to an unconventional family reunion filled with laughter and emotions.

As chaos erupts, the sewer boys make a break for it, prompting Harrison to chase after them. This adventurous chase through the tunnels sets the stage for further bonding among the unlikely family members.

Amidst rising tensions, the brothers encounter the sewer boys almost meeting a dire fate due to a relentless sewage worker. In a comical twist, Evelyn produces a bizarre object from her handbag to save them, asserting her fierce maternal instincts.

Back in the chaotic environment, Craig and Trevor’s relationship starts to flourish, evolving into a deep emotional and passionate connection. This new dynamic challenges their understanding of love and siblinghood.

Craig and Trevor’s love culminates in a sacred ceremony officiated by God, breaking traditional norms and celebrating their connection. This unique event attracts both jubilation and protest from outsiders.

God intervenes against the protesters, affirming His embrace of love in all forms and recounting Craig and Trevor's story. This act inspires the brothers and their families to rejoice in their bond, regardless of societal judgment.