writing

Shrubtown is a small town for small-minded people preoccupied by social mores and the new Bob's Big Boy. But everyone has secrets, and one secret toddles to life every night. Can Shrubtown stand up to a creature that can barely walk? 

Staged by Big Theatre Company (https://www.bigtheatre.org/) as part of the New York International Fringe Festival in 2016. 

"The Curse of the Babywoman is a delight: sweet and well-constructed, with distinctive humor as its best feature... PURE FUN!" -Gabriella Steinberg, Theater is Easy 

Both darkly comic and absurd, The Journeymen and Womyn With a Y focuses on issues of faith, relationships, suicide, death, STDs, love, loss, and permanent erections both inside and outside the realm of a fringe suicide cult. 

Premiered 2015 at the Overtime Theater in San Antonio, Texas. http://theovertimetheater.org/

Read at the Barrow Group Theater in 2015 as part of Open Bar Theatricals Fellowship in New York City. 

“The show, directed with a sense of play by Liz Vermeulen, has a screwy energy that makes even the weirdest moments hang together.” -Deborah Martin, My San Antonio   

In this musical, a recovering alcoholic parking lot attendant dreams of becoming a K-pop superstar, but he is too old, too out-of-shape, and not at all Korean.   

Poached  is an adult sci-fi satire of 87,000 words, an absurd dark farce about healthcare, wealth inequality, and celebrity worship. Think if John Q happened in the Welcome to Nightvale universe, but with more dick jokes.  

In Poached, seventeen-year-old Hana has been diagnosed with the “Slow Clap,” a slow-moving and deadly disease. The proprietary cure resides in the wealthy island community of the Egg, where Hana must steal a vaccine to save herself. She is ultimately cured, but when her best friend is euthanized, she plots vengeance on the Egg's man-child CEO.

A favorite from Road Pizza at the Peoples Improv Theater in NYC.