Original Work
Northside Hollow
Co-Written with Brenda Withers,
Northside Hollow enjoyed its World Premiere at the Harbor Stage in Wellfleet, MA
and was remounted in 2024 at Boston Center for the Arts.
Produced at:
Harbor Stage Company (in Wellfleet & Boston, MA) - Amphibian Stage (TX) - Eastfield College (TX) - Urbanite Theatre (FL)
"...both mordantly funny and sorrowful..." - Boston Globe
"damn fine theatre" - New England Theatre Geek
"naked, unadorned...a work of art" - Provincetown Banner
"richly imagined...won't easily be forgotten" - TheaterJones
"...artistically profound...tremendously accessible" - Bradenton Times
"immersive theater at it's finest" - Theater Mirror
Co-Written with Brenda Withers,
Northside Hollow enjoyed its World Premiere at the Harbor Stage in Wellfleet, MA
and was remounted in 2024 at Boston Center for the Arts.
Produced at:
Harbor Stage Company (in Wellfleet & Boston, MA) - Amphibian Stage (TX) - Eastfield College (TX) - Urbanite Theatre (FL)
"...both mordantly funny and sorrowful..." - Boston Globe
"damn fine theatre" - New England Theatre Geek
"naked, unadorned...a work of art" - Provincetown Banner
"richly imagined...won't easily be forgotten" - TheaterJones
"...artistically profound...tremendously accessible" - Bradenton Times
"immersive theater at it's finest" - Theater Mirror
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The Ballad of Bobby Botswain Devised with theater maker Jason Lambert, Botswain tells the story of two strangers who meet in their search for a corrupt and mystical pharmacist. A comedy of moral conversion and redemption, Botswain asks what our roles should be in the welfare of our nation's healthcare. It received its World Premiere at the Harbor Stage Company in the summer of 2022. |
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**Selected as a Cape Cod Times 2022 Fav Production**
"utterly hilarious...thoroughly entertaining and darkly comic"
- Provincetown Independent
"absolutely see it...a remarkable experience, an indescribable delight"
- Cape Cod Times
"Come for the laughter, stay for the compassion, absolutely brilliant"
- Ptownie
"utterly hilarious...thoroughly entertaining and darkly comic"
- Provincetown Independent
"absolutely see it...a remarkable experience, an indescribable delight"
- Cape Cod Times
"Come for the laughter, stay for the compassion, absolutely brilliant"
- Ptownie
Photo Credit: Edward Boches 2022
THE GRACKLES
Small town, Texas, 1990's. A group of high-school kids gather at an abandoned house where they plan to party the night away. Armed with beer and music, free from parents and rules, nothing will stop them from having a good time tonight, except for themselves. The Grackles is currently in development.
Small town, Texas, 1990's. A group of high-school kids gather at an abandoned house where they plan to party the night away. Armed with beer and music, free from parents and rules, nothing will stop them from having a good time tonight, except for themselves. The Grackles is currently in development.
this lurking thing
This Lurking Thing
relates a triptych of frightening tales where the living are far more feared than the dead - the true and grisly history of a Dracula wannabe, the macabre bedtime story of an infirm woman, and the biography of a man who presides as a living ghost. Each story reveals the scarier side of presenting our true selves. This Lurking Thing includes an adaptation of a short story by fantasy and science fiction writer Esther Friesner. It was presented October 27th, 2011 as a workshop production at Dixon Place in NYC, and produced by The Artful Conspirators. This production was originally work-shopped in the winter of 2010 at Wellfleet Harbor Actors Theater as part of their Playwriting Lab series. |
1905
After several years collaboration with the Misa Table, 1905 was created and presented in Amherst; a full length play with live music, video and still projection, song, and storytelling. It was directed by Gina Kaufmann.
1905 tells the story of six immigrants in a rural Nebraska community and their preparation for a travelling screening of the first of-length motion picture, The Great Train Robbery. 1905 was presented in 2010 with the help of a Visioning Grant from and at the University of Massachusetts in Amherst. |