Full-Length Plays

  • Help Me

    (2-Acts)

    A male college student enters an incredibly realistic simulation which casts him as a series of women tasked with confronting and rejecting the advances of men. He soon realizes that his normal way of thinking won’t work and must change his approach and perspective if he’s to have any chance of making it through.

  • An Honest Apology

    (2-Acts)

    In Victorian England, the consummate dandy embarks on a weekend-long mission of comedic forgiveness and treachery while his assistant seeks to prove himself and find true love at the home of his employer’s one-time flame and her dynamic family.

One-Act Plays

  • Infamy, Inc.

    (35-Minutes)

    In this scathing satire of celebrity culture, Trina Bell, the dynamic, top agent for a mysterious PR firm bursts into the home of up-and-coming actor/ musician Elliot Bruce determined to convince him that the best thing he can do for his career is kill himself in a truly spectacular fashion.

10-Minute Plays

  • New Light

    (10-Minutes)

    Sam has a brand new apartment filled with light. She has her best friend Lana to help her move in. But when a baby enters the conversation, the edges of her reality start to blur, and Sam must confront the thing she has been running from.

  • No More Roses

    (10-Minutes)

    Danny shows up with flowers yet again asking forgiveness from Kate, a mother who must consider her own feelings and those of her young daughter in this strong, stirring argument about what it means to love.

  • Reconstruction

    (10-Minutes)

    A woodworker and his teen granddaughter come together in the man’s workshop to discuss the terrible loss of the girl’s mother to suicide and all the things that were broken as a result, symbolic and otherwise. Emotions run high on both sides as they struggle toward connection, understanding, and a sense of peace.

  • Testimony

    (10-Minutes)

    This short play, composed of interconnected monologues, features the testimonies of three unique witnesses to a physical altercation at a bar. First, Nick tells his side of the story, then Nick’s girlfriend Cassie, who finds Nick being beaten on the floor, then Nick’s Rage, who fleshes out the account and reveals the piece to be a desperate sort of love story.

  • The Hand Of God

    (10-Minutes)

    As the American Civil War draws to a close, two confederate soldiers meet on an abandoned train platform. One has been sent to kill the other, and neither reason, nor moral argument, seems capable of preventing the death.

  • Vertical Daylight

    (15-Minutes)

    Five nights a week, lonely retiree Sylvia visits the same greasy-spoon diner and the same sassy, young waitress for comfort, support, and consistency, but a break in that routine forces her to confront thoughts that she’d rather not face.

5-Minute Plays

  • Americana

    (5-Minutes)

    In this short, sweet play without dialogue, teens Kenny and Jean watch Fourth of July fireworks and experience what it’s like to be young and carefree.

  • Daughter of Fire

    (5-Minutes)

    Daughter of Fire envisions Medea’s tense and tenuous position with her benefactor as he discovers the truth behind her appalling murders and her flight to Athens following the conclusion of Euripides’ classic tragedy,

  • The Trees

    (Monologue)

    A haunted monologue in which a son recalls the masculine father to whom he could never measure up, and the only time they ever found peace, searching for the perfect Christmas tree in a snow-covered forest of beautifully eerie, shining lights.