Northside Hollow
Written with actor and playwright Brenda Withers, Northside Hollow enjoyed its World Premiere in the 2015 Harbor Stage season.  Trapped underground after a deadly collapse, a miner finds his salvation in the arrival of a scrappy first responder.  Northside is an intimate portrait of mortality, memory, and redemption.
Produced at Harbor Stage Company (MA) - Amphibian Stage Productions (TX) - Eastfield College (TX) - Urbanite Theatre (FL)
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 "...both mordantly funny and sorrowful..." - Boston Globe
 "naked, unadorned...a work of art" - Provincetown Banner
 "richly imagined...won't easily be forgotten" - TheaterJones
 "...artistically profound...tremendously accessible" - Bradenton Times
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Poems from the Pharmacy
In early development and collaboration with theater deviser Jason Lambert, Poems from the Pharmacy tells the story of two strangers who meet after a notorious drug distributer has disappeared.  Poems is still in its incubation phase.

this lurking thing

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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

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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.