PLAYS
THE DINOSAURS (6W)
A group of women tell each other stories as time passes by.
THE INTERVIEW (3M / 1W)
In the dead of winter, Robert puts the finishing touches on his documentary about queer men. As he assembles the stories of others, the fabric of his own life's narrative begins to unravel.
THE GOLD ROOM (2M / 1 TELEVISION)
Two men pursue intimacy while slipping from identity to identity, relationship to relationship, room to room.
HOME CHURCH PLAY: A FAMILY TRIPTYCH MEANT FOR THE STAGE (6M / 4W)
Over on that grassy lawn, five families sit in ten lawn chairs. They eat casseroles, sing hymns, and play games of Pictionary. As the End of the World approaches, they begin to question their belief in God and in each other.
Panel Two: Kid (fka Where Have You Gone)
Kid's life implodes and he returns home, but home isn't like he remembered it, and no one's speaking the same language. He goes back to the city. He starts over. He gets lost. He starts again. And all that running he's been doing, it's catching up to him, colliding who he thought he was with who he thinks he's becoming.
Panel Three: Dad
After 38 years, Dad's starting the last chapter of his life and selling the family car wash. Elliot, the new buyer, is learning the ropes. Time has slowed down, forcing Dad to contemplate his crumbling marriage, his son's departure, and how to hold onto memories clouded by an oncoming storm.
RESTAURANT IN D MAJOR (5M/5W)
"Hello. How are you? I'll be taking care of you this evening. Any restrictions I should know about? Anything you're afraid to consume?" Hoping to escape his life in the Outside World, Jacob has joined the team at Restaurant, and with every new table comes the chance to start over.
THE THIRD RAIL (2M/2W)
Anna saw Sam die. Joe split up with Sam before he died. Denise loves Anna. And Tom just moved to the city. Modern grief unfolds when everyone keeps bumping into each other and spilling out the truth.
A group of women tell each other stories as time passes by.
- Winner, Clubbed Thumb's 2020 Biennial Commission
- Workshops, Clubbed Thumb, March 2023 and July 2021, dir. Les Waters
THE INTERVIEW (3M / 1W)
In the dead of winter, Robert puts the finishing touches on his documentary about queer men. As he assembles the stories of others, the fabric of his own life's narrative begins to unravel.
THE GOLD ROOM (2M / 1 TELEVISION)
Two men pursue intimacy while slipping from identity to identity, relationship to relationship, room to room.
- World Premiere Production, HERE Arts Center, Fall 2022, dir. Gus Heagerty
HOME CHURCH PLAY: A FAMILY TRIPTYCH MEANT FOR THE STAGE (6M / 4W)
- Ars Nova Out Loud Workshop, Aug 2018, dir. Lee Sunday Evans
- Semifinalist, 2018 O'Neill National Playwrights Conference
Over on that grassy lawn, five families sit in ten lawn chairs. They eat casseroles, sing hymns, and play games of Pictionary. As the End of the World approaches, they begin to question their belief in God and in each other.
- Honorable Mention, 2017 American Playwriting Foundation's Relentless Award
- Semifinalist, 2018 Playwrights Realm Writing Fellowship
- Reading through Stable Cable Lab Co, South Oxford Space, self-directed
- Reading at Pete's Candy Store, dir. Logan Reed
Panel Two: Kid (fka Where Have You Gone)
Kid's life implodes and he returns home, but home isn't like he remembered it, and no one's speaking the same language. He goes back to the city. He starts over. He gets lost. He starts again. And all that running he's been doing, it's catching up to him, colliding who he thought he was with who he thinks he's becoming.
- Williamstown Theatre Festival, workshop production, dir. Zi Alikhan
- PAGE 73 Summer Residency @ Yale, dir. Knud Adams
- Soho Rep Writer/Director Lab, Reading April 18, 2016 @ Soho Rep, dir. Jaki Bradley
- Semifinalist, 2018 Bay Area Playwrights Festival
Panel Three: Dad
After 38 years, Dad's starting the last chapter of his life and selling the family car wash. Elliot, the new buyer, is learning the ropes. Time has slowed down, forcing Dad to contemplate his crumbling marriage, his son's departure, and how to hold onto memories clouded by an oncoming storm.
RESTAURANT IN D MAJOR (5M/5W)
"Hello. How are you? I'll be taking care of you this evening. Any restrictions I should know about? Anything you're afraid to consume?" Hoping to escape his life in the Outside World, Jacob has joined the team at Restaurant, and with every new table comes the chance to start over.
- Workshop production, Two Headed Rep @ Temporary Storage, May 2017, dir. Molly Clifford
THE THIRD RAIL (2M/2W)
Anna saw Sam die. Joe split up with Sam before he died. Denise loves Anna. And Tom just moved to the city. Modern grief unfolds when everyone keeps bumping into each other and spilling out the truth.
- Winner of 2015 DVRF/O'Henry Productions Emerging Playwrights Contest, Gibney Dance Center
- Reading through NEWvember Festival, produced by Tangent Theater Company/AboutFACE Ireland.
- 2015 Finalist for the Eugene O'Neill Theater Center National Playwrights Conference
