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Plays
The Star Killers
full-length
An untalented L.A. actress latches onto a has-been movie star and his wife—who believe there to be an underground system working to steal money from and then murder Hollywood stars.
Only Child
full-length
In a landscape of distorted and fractured memories, a teenage prince meets a lonely schoolteacher and becomes deeply intertwined in her home, her marriage, and her fantasies.
Hanukkah Harriet
full-length, TYA
Shayna hates Hanukkah and wants to celebrate Christmas! That is, until a bubby from the Old Country teaches her the value of tradition. Licensed & published by Stage Partners.
Him & Her & Gay Men in General
ten-minute
A metaplay that starts as a simple story but spirals into a more complicated one, about love, sex, and children of abuse.
At the Movies with Kenneth and Asher
one-act
Two theatre dorks argue, fantasize, and wait for their moms to pick them up, after failing to sneak into an R movie.
Nice Nails
full-length
As word spreads of labor department crackdowns, a Korean-American woman fights to modernize her parents' tired nail salon, all while growing captivated by a new customer.
Roberta Joy
one-act
A young woman on a cruise can’t find her husband. Perhaps the woman on the phone can help her figure it out. In short, a surreal expression of how life feels for someone with dementia.
A Bushel and a Peck
full-length
solo show
Aaron excavates a family secret to grapple with what to make of his sweet, less-than-perfect grandfather.
Resting Bitch Face
one-act
While studying for a history test on World War II, three 10th-grade girls warn their friend about the dangers her RBF poses to her social standing.
Can I See Your Face?
full-length
By day, Jeff and Kirk lead humdrum lives like the rest of us, but, at night, these two closeted men rendezvous in a gay sex chat room and project their fantasies onto each other.
Musical Theatre
The Travels
full-length
The U.S. of A. is the greatest country on Earth — at least, that’s what they preach every day on the nation’s only TV show. This dystopian tale proved eerily prophetic in the age of Trump.