Greater Tuna is a satirical comedy that explores life in the fictional Texas town of Tuna through the eyes of two actors portraying twenty different characters. The play uses quick-change artistry and caricatured characters to present a humorous, sometimes politically incorrect, look at small-town life. It often tackles subjects like racism, bigotry, and the foibles of everyday life in a comedic way, exposing the absurdity of human behavior. The play's humor comes from its exaggerated portrayals of the townspeople and the situations they find themselves in.