By Adam Bock In the Northeast Office, the receptionist keeps the company running smoothly while happily dealing with everything from ringing phones to her colleague’s romantic troubles. But when her boss suddenly veers from the party line, the dark truth behind their office routine starts to emerge. This “disturbingly timely work” (Time Out New York) raises provocative questions about the comfort and horrors of living in a black and white world— and the high stakes for those who innocently step into the gray.

The Receptionist is a comedic thriller full of “Computers, Cubicles and Creepiness” - New York Times

By Adam Bock In the Northeast Office, the receptionist keeps the company running smoothly while happily dealing with everything from ringing phones to her colleague’s romantic troubles. But when her boss suddenly veers from the party line, the dark truth behind their office routine starts to emerge. This “disturbingly timely work” (Time Out New York) raises provocative questions about the comfort and horrors of living in a black and white world— and the high stakes for those who innocently step into the gray.

The Receptionist is a comedic thriller full of “Computers, Cubicles and Creepiness” - New York Times

By Adam Bock In the Northeast Office, the receptionist keeps the company running smoothly while happily dealing with everything from ringing phones to her colleague’s romantic troubles. But when her boss suddenly veers from the party line, the dark truth behind their office routine starts to emerge. This “disturbingly timely work” (Time Out New York) raises provocative questions about the comfort and horrors of living in a black and white world— and the high stakes for those who innocently step into the gray.

The Receptionist is a comedic thriller full of “Computers, Cubicles and Creepiness” - New York Times

By Adam Bock In the Northeast Office, the receptionist keeps the company running smoothly while happily dealing with everything from ringing phones to her colleague’s romantic troubles. But when her boss suddenly veers from the party line, the dark truth behind their office routine starts to emerge. This “disturbingly timely work” (Time Out New York) raises provocative questions about the comfort and horrors of living in a black and white world— and the high stakes for those who innocently step into the gray.

The Receptionist is a comedic thriller full of “Computers, Cubicles and Creepiness” - New York Times

By Adam Bock In the Northeast Office, the receptionist keeps the company running smoothly while happily dealing with everything from ringing phones to her colleague’s romantic troubles. But when her boss suddenly veers from the party line, the dark truth behind their office routine starts to emerge. This “disturbingly timely work” (Time Out New York) raises provocative questions about the comfort and horrors of living in a black and white world— and the high stakes for those who innocently step into the gray.

The Receptionist is a comedic thriller full of “Computers, Cubicles and Creepiness” - New York Times

By Adam Bock In the Northeast Office, the receptionist keeps the company running smoothly while happily dealing with everything from ringing phones to her colleague’s romantic troubles. But when her boss suddenly veers from the party line, the dark truth behind their office routine starts to emerge. This “disturbingly timely work” (Time Out New York) raises provocative questions about the comfort and horrors of living in a black and white world— and the high stakes for those who innocently step into the gray.

The Receptionist is a comedic thriller full of “Computers, Cubicles and Creepiness” - New York Times

By Adam Bock In the Northeast Office, the receptionist keeps the company running smoothly while happily dealing with everything from ringing phones to her colleague’s romantic troubles. But when her boss suddenly veers from the party line, the dark truth behind their office routine starts to emerge. This “disturbingly timely work” (Time Out New York) raises provocative questions about the comfort and horrors of living in a black and white world— and the high stakes for those who innocently step into the gray.

The Receptionist is a comedic thriller full of “Computers, Cubicles and Creepiness” - New York Times

By Adam Bock In the Northeast Office, the receptionist keeps the company running smoothly while happily dealing with everything from ringing phones to her colleague’s romantic troubles. But when her boss suddenly veers from the party line, the dark truth behind their office routine starts to emerge. This “disturbingly timely work” (Time Out New York) raises provocative questions about the comfort and horrors of living in a black and white world— and the high stakes for those who innocently step into the gray.

The Receptionist is a comedic thriller full of “Computers, Cubicles and Creepiness” - New York Times

By Adam Bock In the Northeast Office, the receptionist keeps the company running smoothly while happily dealing with everything from ringing phones to her colleague’s romantic troubles. But when her boss suddenly veers from the party line, the dark truth behind their office routine starts to emerge. This “disturbingly timely work” (Time Out New York) raises provocative questions about the comfort and horrors of living in a black and white world— and the high stakes for those who innocently step into the gray.

The Receptionist is a comedic thriller full of “Computers, Cubicles and Creepiness” - New York Times

By Adam Bock In the Northeast Office, the receptionist keeps the company running smoothly while happily dealing with everything from ringing phones to her colleague’s romantic troubles. But when her boss suddenly veers from the party line, the dark truth behind their office routine starts to emerge. This “disturbingly timely work” (Time Out New York) raises provocative questions about the comfort and horrors of living in a black and white world— and the high stakes for those who innocently step into the gray.

The Receptionist is a comedic thriller full of “Computers, Cubicles and Creepiness” - New York Times

By Adam Bock In the Northeast Office, the receptionist keeps the company running smoothly while happily dealing with everything from ringing phones to her colleague’s romantic troubles. But when her boss suddenly veers from the party line, the dark truth behind their office routine starts to emerge. This “disturbingly timely work” (Time Out New York) raises provocative questions about the comfort and horrors of living in a black and white world— and the high stakes for those who innocently step into the gray.

The Receptionist is a comedic thriller full of “Computers, Cubicles and Creepiness” - New York Times

By Adam Bock In the Northeast Office, the receptionist keeps the company running smoothly while happily dealing with everything from ringing phones to her colleague’s romantic troubles. But when her boss suddenly veers from the party line, the dark truth behind their office routine starts to emerge. This “disturbingly timely work” (Time Out New York) raises provocative questions about the comfort and horrors of living in a black and white world— and the high stakes for those who innocently step into the gray.

The Receptionist is a comedic thriller full of “Computers, Cubicles and Creepiness” - New York Times

By Adam Bock In the Northeast Office, the receptionist keeps the company running smoothly while happily dealing with everything from ringing phones to her colleague’s romantic troubles. But when her boss suddenly veers from the party line, the dark truth behind their office routine starts to emerge. This “disturbingly timely work” (Time Out New York) raises provocative questions about the comfort and horrors of living in a black and white world— and the high stakes for those who innocently step into the gray.

The Receptionist is a comedic thriller full of “Computers, Cubicles and Creepiness” - New York Times

By Adam Bock In the Northeast Office, the receptionist keeps the company running smoothly while happily dealing with everything from ringing phones to her colleague’s romantic troubles. But when her boss suddenly veers from the party line, the dark truth behind their office routine starts to emerge. This “disturbingly timely work” (Time Out New York) raises provocative questions about the comfort and horrors of living in a black and white world— and the high stakes for those who innocently step into the gray.

The Receptionist is a comedic thriller full of “Computers, Cubicles and Creepiness” - New York Times

By Adam Bock In the Northeast Office, the receptionist keeps the company running smoothly while happily dealing with everything from ringing phones to her colleague’s romantic troubles. But when her boss suddenly veers from the party line, the dark truth behind their office routine starts to emerge. This “disturbingly timely work” (Time Out New York) raises provocative questions about the comfort and horrors of living in a black and white world— and the high stakes for those who innocently step into the gray.

The Receptionist is a comedic thriller full of “Computers, Cubicles and Creepiness” - New York Times

By Adam Bock In the Northeast Office, the receptionist keeps the company running smoothly while happily dealing with everything from ringing phones to her colleague’s romantic troubles. But when her boss suddenly veers from the party line, the dark truth behind their office routine starts to emerge. This “disturbingly timely work” (Time Out New York) raises provocative questions about the comfort and horrors of living in a black and white world— and the high stakes for those who innocently step into the gray.

The Receptionist is a comedic thriller full of “Computers, Cubicles and Creepiness” - New York Times