Plays
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High John 5.17
A contraband mule and the spirit of her triple great grandmother must smuggle a pair of kidneys across (formerly-known-as) North America in a world where it’s forbidden to perform organ transplants. High John 5.17 is a sci-fi play set in the 2200s, full of magic, retold folktales, and the weight of bargains made by a few for the benefit of the many.
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The Marsh
In a Texas coastal marsh, a group of humanity-hopefuls band together to prove that utopia is possible. They aim to live off their land for 90 days with no access to the outside world, inspiring greater change across the country. But when a looming threat arrives, along with a reluctant newcomer, The People of this marsh mesocosm must find a way to make it to the final day with their community still intact.
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Strays
Harlem Hanover, a retired Olympic volleyball player, adopts three kids to teach them her life’s philosophy: winning. strays is a gritty maelstrom of betrayal and uncertainty, exploring competition, privilege, attention as care, and what one passes on to their children in pursuit of success.
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Rind Grind
Rind Grind is a conversation between three different iterations of skin on the same body coming to terms with their mortality and ability or lack thereof to make a change.
IN DEVELOPMENT
Spew’s Little Baby
Cordyceps and Candida are immortal fungi in love who have been chasing each other for millennia. Spew and Baby are human, strangers, and have weak immune systems. Everyone is new to Martha’s Vineyard, where getting to know your neighbors might just mean getting very, very deep under their skin… A dark, queer love story told through the tangling of bodies, classes, and species, Spew’s Little Baby is a play about desire and its capacity to spark life, unleash decay… or both.
Dizygotic
Fraternal twins, Lorelei and Morrigan have a sinister way of passing the free time they have afforded by their trust-fund lifestyle. A one-act thrill ride made up of fun, murder, and betrayal, dizygotic explores just how much love can make up for.
Thorn in Her Side (Screenplay)
High School rivals, Vienna and Greer find themselves working for the same “flower delivery” service.
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