Tomorrow Game
Bell and Roe live isolated lives in a post-apocalyptic wasteland, until they happen to meet. Bell shows Roe a game: take off your mask and see if you can breathe. Try this food, and see if you wake up. Read a poem. Do more than just not-die. But Bell may have ulterior motives. Roe’s shelter is stocked with years worth of canned goods and other priceless resources. Is their friendship true – or just another game? Part of the Bunker Cycle.
Winner, Kennedy Center ACTF National Student Playwriting Award (2019) Finalist, Princess Grace Award (2018) Finalist, Leah Ryan's FEWW Emerging Playwright Prize (2019)
A Short Life of Trouble
Susan’s mother has always believed that Susan is a changeling, but Susan’s sister Bernice has protected her all their lives. Can she ever really belong here? Just before her wedding day, Susan goes in search of the fey folk to find out. A play with Appalachian folk music.
Everybody's Dead: A Comedy
Annika is the unlikely multi-millionaire CEO of a doomsday prepper subscription box service. She is also trapped inside the massive custom bunker that she built to house herself…and her sex robot…and no one else! At all! Now, she’s suffering from cabin fever and skyrocketing guilt over the people–especially the cute guy–she left behind to die in a radioactive holocaust! Time to get out of here! Part of the Bunker Cycle.
Finalist: B Street Theatre New Comedies Fest (2020)
How to Live Forever
When 1590s midwife Anne links across time with modern-day wellness guru Gwendolyn, they struggle to rewrite a 14th century witch trial that has already reached a verdict. Anne’s protégé Bridget flees to the 21st century to escape persecution following an abortion, but is dismayed to find the present so like the past. Through interweaving narratives spanning continents and centuries, HOW TO LIVE FOREVER depicts six women as they seek forgotten magic to craft a brighter future.
Semifinalist, O'Neill National Playwrights Conference (2025) Finalist, Rorschach Theater New Works Festival (2022)