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Hags, Mopes, and the End of All Existence

 

Hags and Mopes have been married for as long as they can remember and they have had just about enough of each other so maybe it's not such a bad thing there's a comet making its way straight towards them, the blizzard of the century isn't letting up, or that the cow and the goat have moved to Florida because the end is near and they can barely remember the beginning.  

 

Hags, Mopes, and the End of All Existence is an absurd tale exploring age, love, and the race against time nobody can elude, not even chickens.

(1F, 1M)

 

2017 Seven Devils Theatre Conference Semi-Finalist

Reading with Project Y Theatre, 2018

Developed as part of Pipeline Theatre's 2016 Playlab Class

The

Diabolical Starfish

A solo work for person and puppet, explores the isolated but predictably contented life of Charlie. Distrust of the outside world binds Charlie and shower cap compandre, Charley, to their New York apartment. All is well until their routine filled reality is shattered and the outside world demands their attention.

 

Additional forms of puppetry are utilized throughout the play.

Reading, Dixon Place

Reading, Lather Rinse Repeat: Playwright Collective

Original monologue presented as part of CapsLock Theatre's Pussyfest

Call Me She

Collaborative work with Purple Threads Ensemble and choreographer Jessica Taylor, integrating text movement and multi-media design to explore identity and the mind.

(2F, 2M, 5-7F dancers/chorus) 

Kitchen Riots,  Purple Threads Ensemble

Reading, The Pajama Factory

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Wadada & 

the Whale

In development Wadada and the Whale follows two brothers as they cope with the loss of their parents, destiny, and what it means to be a family.

(2M, 1F) 

Semi-Finalist Bay Area Playwrights Festival, 2020

Lather Rinse Repeat, 2016

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