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Short Plays RECALCULATING (2F, 1M) 10 minutes Harry and Emma rely on their GPS not only for directions but also to break up the tension. When the GPS breaks down, the couple is forced to address the issues in their marriage. Production History, Awards, and Publication Winner of the 2012 Edward Hopper House "Two on the Aisle" Competition and 2018 Favorite Festival Play Diez Minutos. Productions by the Academy Theatre (2018), Diez Minutos (2018), Cohasset Dramatic Club (2017), Mirror Theatre (2013), the Complete Theatre (2013), the Pan Theater (2013), Silver Spring Stage (2012), the Edward Hopper House (2012), the Short + Sweet Festival (2012), and the Playwrights' Round Table (2012). Published by Original Works Publishing, e-tens. SEVEN MINUTES IN HEAVEN (1F, 1M) 7 minutes Fredi and Martin have been thrown into a closet to play seven minutes in heaven, but Fredi has more important things on her mind, like science, presidential campaigns, and vegetarianism. Meanwhile, Martin's trying his best not to picture Fredi as a skeleton. Production History and Publication Published in Ponder Review Vol 1, Issue 1. Productions by Barrington Stage Company (2018), Duluth Playhouse What She Said Festival (2017), Nylon Fusion This Round’s On Us (2017), Boston Theater Marathon (2017), and Future Tenant (2015). High School Speech Contest Warren Township (2017-2018). Semi-Finalist for Little Black Dress INK’s Female Playwrights Onstage Project (2015). Readings by Art at St. John's Siren Series (2018), Arcadia University (2016), the KCACTF Region II Festival (2016), and Acting Out NY (2015). TWO (1F, 1M) 15 minutes Benjamin and Bernadette, a dynamic duo of rag dolls, have been placed in a box. They don't know how long they've been there, or if they will ever be released, and it's starting to drive them crazy. Production History and Publication Productions by The University of Alabama (2018), T. Schreiber Studios (2017), the Warner International Playwrights Festival (2015), the Silver Spring Stage (2015), and the Pittsburgh New Works Festival (2015). It was published in Canyon Voices Literary Magazine, Spring 2015. Click here to read it. LOST SATELLITES (2F, 1M) 10 minutes Ally and Ben are driving across the country after the death of their mother. Their relationship has gone off course—will their GPS be able to help them find their way? Production History and Publication Productions by Dublin High School, Mercersburg Academy, Manhattan Repertory Theatre, Love Creek Productions, and the Radio Theatre Project. Published by Heuer. TALK TO ME ABOUT HOME (2F) 10 minutes Beth and Kat haven't seen each other since middle school. Now that they are both in New York City, they have decided to reconnect. Each looks to the other for that which they have been missing--home, partnership, and the intimacy of childhood friends. Production History Productions by Massasoit Community College (2018). Readings by Art at St. John's Siren Series (2018), The Future is Female Reading Series (2017). Developed as part of Rhapsody and a Half's Pop Up Plays. Upcoming production by Wilmington Film Mob Cafe Nostra (2018). MARSHMALLOW'S REAL FRIEND (3F/M) 10 minutes An imaginary friend, Marshmallow, has been separated from his/her real friend for years. Tragedy, and help from a fellow abandoned imaginary friend, will bring them together again for one last time. Production History Productions by the Artists' Exchange (2017) and Mud&Wine Collective (2017). Reading as part of iDiOM Theatre's Brass Monkey Series (2015). THE NIGHT SKY (1F, 1M) 10 minutes Stan and Stella are two midsized stars, living a midsized life. They question their purpose in the universe, as well as their strained relationship. Production History Productions by Underground Theatre What She Said Festival (2018) and Greenbriar Valley Theatre (2018). Reading and development by Bloomsburg University (2017). Upcoming production by Wilmington Film Mob Cafe Nostra (2018). ROWING, ONWARD (1F, 1M) 10 minutes Woman and Man have been rowing on an endless sea, alone, for all of eternity. One of them wants to stop. Production History Production by the Alumnae Theatre in their New Ideas Festival in March 2015. |
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