Theatre/Performance Art
Questions of gender and sexual identity are posed in a new light each night in this full-length comedy about dating in the modern age. With a script designed such that every character can be played by an actor of any gender without changing a single line of dialogue, six actors trade roles each night to present a series of conversations that carry different implications with every performance.
2-hour comedy. Cast of 8.
The first person perspective of a 24-year-old girl diagnosed with cancer, dealing with all the normal stuff: online dating, finding love, going bald, making awkward YouTube videos and ... oh, you know, trying not to die or whatever.
80-minute 1-woman show.
Rae’s life is forced into a standstill when she is diagnosed with cancer during her senior year in high school. Confined to the hospital, she faces a fraught relationship with her sister, a failed romance, and feelings of isolation in a hyper-connected, digital world.
2 hours. Cast of 8-30+
A Civil War Era romantic comedy inspired by real columns from the city's most popular weekly newspaper: The Golden Era. It's 1863. A peculiar young woman enters the Lick House Hotel Saloon, looking for a job as a journalist. What she finds is a new side of herself she didn't know she had, and a chance at a life she didn't know she wanted. Battles rage between North and South, between rival publishing companies, and between the inclinations of her own heart.
2 hours. Cast of 11-13.
An imaginary friend, a favorite stuffed bunny, a doll who may or may not be alive, and other childhood experiences inspire a young woman to pursue a career in television...for better or worse.
60-minute 1-woman show.
At first they appear to be two young strangers waiting for the bus. A young couple confronts questions of gender, sexuality, and who they really are.
10 minute play. Cast of 3.
Noted Oregon historian Frances Fuller Victor is known to have spent most of her life as a struggling artist, selling beauty products door to door when she was unable to afford publishing costs for her books. She arrives at the home of Judge Matthew Deady and convinces him to help her with research for her book on the early history of Oregon.
10 minute play. Cast of 3.
Later inspired me to write the full length play "Florence Fane in San Francisco."
"Nick Bradley Might Be an Alcoholic" - 2010 - Writer / Director / Producer
Producers: Stuber Productions and Farah Films
Half-hour comedy
"Undocumented" - 2011 - Writer
Producer: Michael Wortsman (Hollywood Laundromat)
Half-hour comedy
"Kevosier" - 2011 - Writer / Director
Producer: Michael Wortsman (Hollywood Laundromat)
Half-hour comedy
"Big in Albuquerque" - 2012 - Writer
Stuber Productions and Farah Films
"Accidental Criminals" - 2017 - Writer
Animated series, in progress
