As the marketing directors of PharmaHope Inc., Grace and Ralph have had months to come up with an advertising strategy for the company's new drug. Now, mere hours from the start of a massive production run of pills, pill bottles, blister packs and physician info sheets, they're still scrambling to come up with a name!

To make matters worse, Christie, their assistant and slogan guinea pig, has convinced her father, the PharmaHope CEO, to bring in a new person on the marketing team. But instead of a grizzled marketing vet with years of crisis management experience, the team gets Jerry, a naive, newly graduated go-getter with fresh ideas but an annoying case of morality. With the clock ticking and with no good ideas of their own, Grace and Ralph must try to dismantle Jerry's youthful idealism in record time.

Fast-paced and funny, All Rights Reserved holds up a mirror to one of the most absurd practices of modern society, the marketing of prescription drugs. This timely play will not only make audiences laugh but also inspire them to think about a world in which any problem can be solved by a pill.