FUEL. a play by Caridad Svich. You live in a place that reeks of gasoline. You run on fuel. You don't know anything else except living hard and surviving, but one day that fuel is gonna run out. How are you gonna know who you are, then? This is the story of Baby and their people living in a town left for dead. This is also the ballad of Baby and Girl. FUEL was developed at the Lark and Sheen Center, both in New York City, under the direction of Erin Ortman and at the Playwrights Foundation in San Francisco as part of its Rough Readings Series under the direction of Evren Odcikin. FUEL is the second play in Svich's seven-play AMERICAN PSALM cycle that began with RED BIKE. This is a Santa Catalina Editions publication, which is am imprint of NoPassport Press.