A visit from a familiar stranger in a large red suit results in a heated metaphysical and spiritual debate which could cost the lives of one man's family. Mixed with generous portions of dark humor, this play takes several twists and turns to reveal an unexpected ending, with a metamorphosis of both Perry (the angry husband and father) and the Man in the Red Suit (the uninvited interloper). How does mortality influence the minds of men and women? How does the loss of loved ones affect the way we see ourselves and our futures? How can we be so sure that it's over? And why should we? The Man in the Red Suit is an exploration of self and the universe, a search for meaning, a search for life, death, and the afterlife . . . or the next life. It is about the pursuit of truth and hope. The discovery of belief in something, wrapped up with a ribbon and a bow, and presented neatly in an elegant Red Suit. CONTAINS STRONG LANGUAGE . . . and a Claus.