The Electric Baby
3w / 3m / Flexible Set
When a young man is killed in a car accident, a group of fractured souls come together to care for a dying baby.
Upcoming productions
- The Working Theater: reading May 24, 2010
- First Light Discovery Program @Theater of the First Amendment: workshop and reading June 2010
Honey Brown Eyes
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90 minutes / 3w / 3m
Bosnia 1992: In two kitchens two soldiers recover a little of what they've lost during the war — a Serbian paramilitary must face the consequences of his own brutality, while a Bosnian resistance fighter, crippled by the limits of his own courage, seeks refuge with a kindred soul.
Production history
- Kennedy Center Page to Stage Festival: reading, August 2008
- Theater J main stage production, Fall 2008
- The Barrow Group’s Playwright Development Lab
Awards
- Helen Hayes / Charles MacArthur Award for best new play/musical 2009 award winner
- Smith Prize 2007 finalist
- Princess Grace Award for 2008 semi-finalist
- Juilliard Lila Acheson Fellowship — finalist.
Save me
100 minutes / 3w / 1m / one set
Beth, a born-again Christian, comes to New York to save her estranged sister from a brain tumor, but ends up saving her daughter and herself. Save Me delivers its miracles in odd packages: a bright red wig, a postcard from the edge, a superhero sex–addict, and a bouquet of flowers from a woman without a nose.
Production history
- Bay Street Theatre reading series
- Phoenix Theatre New Works Festival—development
- Garson Theater New Works Festival—development
- Baltimore Playwrights Festival—workshop
- The Kennedy Center's Page to Stage
- The Barrow Group reading series.
Awards
- Phoenix Theatre's National Playwriting Competition—winner
- 2007 Baltimore Playwrights Festival Carol Weinberg Award—winner
- Cherry Lane Mentor Project—finalist
- New Harmony Project—finalist
- Black Swan Theater Jane Bingham Contest—finalist
Colony Collapse
90 minutes / 3w / 2m
The bees are disappearing, a young girl is missing, and a son returns to a family to which he has never really belonged.