My Plays
Party At DeeDee's
A Pre-Apocalyptic Comedy about trying to come of age when the world is coming to an end. Originally produced as part of the 2019 Philadelphia Fringe Festival. Check out the script on New Play Exchange.
"My favorite Fringe performance this year ... made me feel something we may rarely get to feel, despite being inundated with our digital information age: I felt seen." - Broad Street Review
"My favorite Fringe performance this year ... made me feel something we may rarely get to feel, despite being inundated with our digital information age: I felt seen." - Broad Street Review
TOWN (co-written with Jolie Darrow)
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What exactly are audiences asking for when they see classic texts pulled into the future and "modernized"? This loving parody of "Our Town" that takes a turn for the horrific, and re-emphasizes that being "boring" isn't just ok — it's pretty great. Originally produced as part of the 2017 Philadelphia Fringe Festival.
"The brilliance of performance is commendable ... Their chemistry and command of craft often has the audience rippling in laughter." - Phindie.com
"The brilliance of performance is commendable ... Their chemistry and command of craft often has the audience rippling in laughter." - Phindie.com
Other Shows
- Boy Problems — A one-man comedy sketch show about toxic masculinity, the rise of white supremacy, and how to be more like Mario and Luigi.
- The Christmas Files – The FBI's best agent insists that the greatest threat to America's safety is Christmas magic.
- A Brief Powerpoint About CBS' 'The Good Wife' — A Powerpoint presentation takes a turn for the worst when someone caught inside the presentation is being hunted by a Powerpoint-dwelling beast.
- Orientation — A Dystopian College holds its college orientation seminar, during which the dean insists that the real problem is not the zombies on the perimeter but those "pesky" sexual harassment allegations.
- Jack O'Keeffe Talks About Radiohead — Jack O'Keeffe invites you to his apartment to give a presentation about his favorite band. Ignore the fact that there's clearly a monster trying to escape his bedroom to eat you.
