After Ashley, Black Stuff at KTC) explores two generations of men in his family. An edge-of-your-seat story of a family's struggles and successes, told with humor - and full of surprises.

The play falls in a grey area between autobiographical and semiautobiographical. As Thomas says, there are "enough actual events to suit the former and enough embellishment and interpretive choices to qualify the latter." Throw Pitchfork was originally performed on Kitchen Theatre Company's 12th season in 2002, fresh of its successful Off Broadway debut at New York Theatre Workshop. It later closed the 2004 Monodrama Festival in Kiel, Germany, where it won a Special Honors Award.

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