Plays
In my work, I enjoy inflating my fascinations into bizarre circumstances and aim to find love there, however it comes. I like to juxtapose interpersonal relationships with future forecasts, ideas of mortality, and, most recently, the absurd, less rigid-to-form world in which those relationships bloom. I’m interested in the dance that happens in dialogue between meaning and needing something (which aren’t always mutually exclusive), in writing what I wish to see—or be a part of—and broadening the swath of types of stories the Powers That Be think black, trans, femme, and nonbinary people “get” to tell.
Spew’s Little Baby
Cordyceps and Candidae 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…
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.
strays (for play)
A gritty maelstrom of betrayal, and uncertainty, Strays For Play explores what one passes on to their children and the true cost of a champion mindset.