Available Plays

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Venus and Mars. Women and men. Are the differences between women and men stitched into the fabric of the universe? Can the universal threads be unraveled, and the differences be reconciled?

Let’s find out as we follow a man and woman, both on their second try at romance, through a chance (?) encounter, a first date, their first fight, and ….

In a “he said / she said” format, only the audience hears what each of them are really thinking. 

Two politically opposite roommates seek the assistance of a new voice-controlled virtual assistant to ensure the neutrality of their new roommate. Will they be able to all get along?

ROOMMATES received FronteraFest Best of Week 2019, Hyde Park Theatre, Austin, Texas.

A young man and woman meet by chance and fall in love.  They soon come to discover that  perhaps their chance meeting was not by chance after all, but rather because of a software bug in their  driverless i-cars.  Was the "love bug" their fate and destiny?

Frank and Barb are baseball broadcast announcers. Frank is exuberant in describing the action on the field. Barb, his sidekick, wishes that she could become the “bigger than life” announcer that he has become. When faced with an excruciating boring baseball game, they use the time between innings when they are OFF-Air to describe the action in the stands in baseball lingo.  Through an  unexpected turn of event, Barb finds her own voice as an exuberant baseball announcer.

A playwright writes a play about a son and the relationship with his son that he wished he had. The play goes awry giving the actor playing the son the opportunity to reveal who he really is. This play, outside a play, delves into the regrets of our past, forgiveness, and the desire for restored, healthy relationships.  Life isn't always as we make it out to be.  

Currently being written -

A noir genre having a detective, femme fatale, and twists and turns in the plot.

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A look into the past by members of the "baby boomer" generation who are still searching for answers; but this time, to figure out what happened to the 1960's - the hippie movement, it's love-ins and the flowers in our hair; and how do we, the U.S., get back to the garden.  The play begins with the group gathering to sit on pillows on the floor, as they did decades ago, as each one looks for a chair to grab from the next room - afraid if they sit on the floor they won't be able to get back up.