During the summer of 1995 in Los Angeles, experiments in site-specific performance were conducted by John Bruce, Yehuda Duenyas and John Oglevee, often joined by others, and all donning matching silver jackets. They ventured into the social scenes of LA, conjuring evolving personas through casual encounters and improvisational stunts. A subset of these performances features Duenyas and Oglevee as milkmen reflecting on their visits to the mysterious maids, in reference to the play by Jean Genet.