No Method, web series.
Pilot coming soon! Check back here for updates.
Progress, ten-minute play.
Wall Street, corruption, and feminism--or is it?
Written for the Truant Arts Fast & Loose 48-hour play festival. Presented on August 29, 2012 at the Access Theater. Voted an audience favorite and performed again for a "best of" night.
Sitcom Rehab: A Very, Very Special Episode, full-length comedic play.
Co-written with Jamey Nicholas.
TV misfits are up for potential contracts for new shows, with the stipulation that they undergo rehab for their various eccentricities.
To be presented TBA.
High Speed Connection, one-woman show.
Co-written with Nicole Serra, Sarah Sighal, & Jamie Rosler.
One woman needs a free ride, a date to a wedding, and to track down that attractive stranger from the subway. To the internet! As the world shrinks and our communities expand, are we finding better ways to connect, or new ways to make old mistakes?
Staged reading presented by Left Hip Productions, February 17, 2011 at the Players Theatre.
Ignition, ten-minute play.
After a debaucherous night out, two friends wait for their Q train to leave the station and take them home. One makes a reluctant confession that may change their friendship forever.
Produced as part of The Wellesley Project's Night of Shorts, June 4-7, 2009 at the WorkShop Theatre.
Pilot coming soon! Check back here for updates.
Progress, ten-minute play.
Wall Street, corruption, and feminism--or is it?
Written for the Truant Arts Fast & Loose 48-hour play festival. Presented on August 29, 2012 at the Access Theater. Voted an audience favorite and performed again for a "best of" night.
Sitcom Rehab: A Very, Very Special Episode, full-length comedic play.
Co-written with Jamey Nicholas.
TV misfits are up for potential contracts for new shows, with the stipulation that they undergo rehab for their various eccentricities.
To be presented TBA.
High Speed Connection, one-woman show.
Co-written with Nicole Serra, Sarah Sighal, & Jamie Rosler.
One woman needs a free ride, a date to a wedding, and to track down that attractive stranger from the subway. To the internet! As the world shrinks and our communities expand, are we finding better ways to connect, or new ways to make old mistakes?
Staged reading presented by Left Hip Productions, February 17, 2011 at the Players Theatre.
Ignition, ten-minute play.
After a debaucherous night out, two friends wait for their Q train to leave the station and take them home. One makes a reluctant confession that may change their friendship forever.
Produced as part of The Wellesley Project's Night of Shorts, June 4-7, 2009 at the WorkShop Theatre.
