This play is an episodic, comedic reimagining of the familiar Biblical story of Noah and his ark in light of the demands of modern bureaucratic red tape (accordingly, much of the dialog is comically anachronistic). The arc of the play runs from Noah’s initial encounter with Yahweh in the desert to their final encounter following the global flood. It is written as 2 acts of 5 scenes each, with each scene having a title suggesting location and action. (There is an intermission, but the play could be presented without it, if desired.)