This comedy is a fast-paced score, played with the cynical humor that only David Mamet is capable of.

It's November, the year of the US presidential election, and incumbent President Charles Smith's chances of reelection appear slim: his approval ratings are declining, his money is running out, and nuclear war could be imminent. The President, however, shows no signs of giving up.

Written in 2007, at the onset of the Great Recession, one of the greatest economic crises ever, November is a ferociously hilarious snapshot of a country where, if the end justifies the means, anything is possible when the survival of the American dream coincides with one's own.