“For God's sake, let us sit upon the ground
And tell sad stories of the death of kings” - ‘Richard II,’ Act 3, Scene 2

morning in America, or how to set a body on fire

Manhattan erupts following the acquittal of a white police officer for the death of a black teenager; during the resulting turmoil, a news team struggles with its own issues of race, class, police violence, gender dynamics, history, truth, success, and the characters’ unique perspectives on each — choosing whether to involve themselves in the story, or to simply watch a city, or each other, burn.

wardenclyffe

A successful family investment firm has one night to decide whether to risk it all on an inventor who may be genius, or a charlatan.

the swimming pool

Assistant District Attorney Phillip Turner must decide whether to pursue his dream of advancement and go against his activist father in taking a case that could reinforce the school-to-prison pipeline and doom a young man for life.

Upcoming and Past Shows

2026

Wardenclyffe at ACT New Works Festival (January 22nd through 25th)

2025

Visiting Writer, Scriptwriting Workshop, Western Washington University, Fairhaven College of Interdisciplinary Studies (January 27th)

2024

“The Practice of Silence” (ACT New Works Northwest: Solo ACT, October 30th)

“The Moon Above Us” (Mirror Stage Inspired By… Series, October 5th)