In bad eggs, Persephone, Hades, and Eve (as in “Adam and Eve”) are all stuck in the modern world, with no recollection of their legendary origins. Persephone and Hades have eloped and are now trying to have a baby. Growing anxious, Persephone goes to the fertility doctor, Eve, who also happens to be her mother. Her world crumbling around her, Persephone must discover who she really is, aside from being a wife and daughter. Through a feminist and darkly comedic lens, this play explores the parallels between the two myths, a serpent Hades and two women who ate “forbidden” fruit, and unearths the modern and mythic cause for a manipulative marriage and a strained mother-daughter relationship.