"The Humans" is a play written by Stephen Karam that premiered in 2014. It explores the dynamics of a family gathering during Thanksgiving dinner in a rundown apartment in New York City. The story delves into themes of fear, anxiety, and the complexities of family relationships, highlighting the characters' struggles with their personal lives. The play is notable for its realistic dialogue and relatable characters, each dealing with their own issues. It received critical acclaim and won the Tony Award for Best Play in 2016, showcasing Karam's ability to blend humor and drama in a poignant narrative.