Topdog/Underdog is a dark comedy by playwright Suzan-Lori Parks. Somber yet funny, the play focuses on two brothers, Lincoln and Booth, played by senior Marquise Richards and junior Kemah Armes, respectively, and their struggles with women, poverty, gambling and racism. Abandoned by their parents at a young age, the brothers, now in their thirties, rely on each other for support. However, with each brother having opposing values, the climax of the story begins to take shape.