(You Weren’t Supposed to) Shoot the Dictator
Krado has spent years meticulously planning the revolution to overthrow the dictator of Rimedoj. And all that planning is for nothing when her compatriots wind up shooting the dictator prematurely. With an angry mob of the dictator’s supporters outside, the revolutionaries are running out of time to salvage the situation.
Workshopped at Theatre Asylum in 2020
The Happiest Moment
Tel is a serial killer with a twisted philosophy: in every relationship, there is a peak moment. After that peak moment, it’s all downhill. To avoid this pain, she kills those she’s close to to immortalize their peak, happiest moment together.
Workshopped at the 2019 Steel River Playhouse Refinery
Anna St. Hesia Dreams
Anna is trapped in an anesthesia-related coma and she copes with it by telling a tale to the audience, who are in her dream with her. The story she tells is fantastical, about dreamweavers who create tourist destinations in dragon dreams… and what goes wrong when the dragon wakes up.
Performed at the Hollywood Fringe Festival 2019
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Sunbathe in Darkness
Casey deals with her teenage angst by writing purposely terrible fanfiction… which gets super popular. A 2007 period piece that revels in the emo culture of the day.
Co-written with Adam Cash
Performed at the Hollywood Fringe Festival 2019
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F(ord Focus)
An immersive piece set inside a car. A rideshare gone horribly wrong: there is a couple in the back seat in the throes of a relationship-ending argument and the driver may or may not be a murderer.
Co-written with Annie Lesser as part of the ABC Project (2019)
How to be Lazy and Not Feel Guilty
Jenine overworks herself and her psyche torments her over it.
Performed at the Hollywood Fringe Festival 2018
Workshopped at the 36th Annual William Inge Festival Play Lab in 2017
I Own You Now, Bitches
Four actors are tormented by a power-tripping playwright.
Performed at This is Water Theatre's 10-minute Play Festival in 2017
Performed as part of Chapman University's 24-Hour Play Festival in 2015
The God of Ending Lots of Worlds Finds His True Calling - Short Story - Impostor Book - 2019
I feel like the title is pretty self explanatory
Now Before - Short Story - Sapere Aude - 2016
An experimental short story dealing with the consequences of a particularly twisted form of suicide.
Don't Look Back - Play - Sapere Aude - 2015
What does Orpheus do after losing Eurydice for good? Performed as part of Chapman University's From the Ground Up festival.
...And Time Stops - Poem - Sapere Aude - 2012
Playing around with time as it relates to a life-changing event.
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