What would you do if you were the last man on earth, but not SURE if you were the last man on earth? What sort of messages would you send out to your imagined fellow "last men?" And how long would you wait for a reply? Failing all of this, what else might you possibly do? Tim Mooney presents Man Cave, a One-Man Sci-Fi Climate Change Tragicomedy! Mooney projects ahead into the science fictional landscape of the near-future result of an Earth that has been driven to extinction! Audiences are calling it "Wonderful and terrifying¿ becoming more relevant with each day that passes." From the thick irony of gallows humor, Man Cave strikes an urgent chord as the "last man on earth" reveals a hindsight that only the future can offer. Burrowed into a "Hobbit home" in northern Canada, Tim realizes that there may not be anyone out there listening, and turns his aim toward warning whatever far corners of the universe may still be out there receiving radio signals. A stirring rallying cry for saving the planet, Man Cave walks a line that draws chortles and laughs in the face of the deadly future that looms before us all. The Kansas City Pitch explains "His idea-packed monologue is also darkly humorous, richly filled with literary reference and metaphor and, ultimately, sad." The Orlando Sentinel described Man Cave as "Al Gore replaced by William H. Macy with a lot more swagger and humor than the former vice president could ever manage [with] tenacious urgency [and] charismatic rage." Audiences have described it as "beautiful and terrifying," while insisting again and again, "Everybody should see this."