We are, in fact, The problem is about 4 friends from a private high school, who, four or five years later, have grown apart. However, still holding on to the bond they shared at school, they meet on occasion to share memories and catch up. As the evening progresses, more disagreements start to crop up until they start to question whether there is anything left of their original friendship.

This play is inspired by the writer's own experiences going to private school, and its central themes revolve around the question - how much can a person change from how they were raised?