six women from different times and places explore their lives as they go through menopause (received a public reading at Cloud City Coffee)
Stages of Ages
four people show how early imprints during the stages of development shape their lives in this percussive musical (each act won festival honors at New City Playwrights’ Festival and Storefront Theater’s New Works Festival; full play received a public reading at Jane Doe Theater)
Oxymoronic Fusion
a farce that seeks to reconcile different belief systems (see virtual production)
I Gave at the Office
an office worker changes her attitude after her office equipment come to life (commissioned by A Contemporary Theater; see virtual production)
Tarot for Fools
the Fool meets the major arcane of the Tarot (received a public reading at Astrology et al)
Exercising Belief
an interactive play that explores different points of view when it comes to the act of belief (produced for New City Theater’s Playwrights’ Festival)
Short Plays
Managing Fringe
the managing director of a small theater struggles to keep it afloat (received a public reading at Stone Soup Theater’s XXX Festival)
Cookies
the Fool talks to Death about his dog
After Eros
two people struggle to move forward in their relationship (performed at New City’s Playwrights’ Festival)
The Column
a struggling writer tries to develop a newsletter for her law firm
Cellular Communication
a woman takes advice from a neuron in her body who communicates via cell phone
Making it Work
a playwright rewrites his script with the help of a director, actors and dramaturge
The Sanity Patrol Is Out to Get You
an exploration of what constitutes sanity and how to embrace it (performed at New City Theater’s Directors’ Festival)
Theater Management
producer
Eat My Shorts
Open Circle Theater
Bumbershoot
seven plays selected out of over 100 received a full production
director
Terry Pratchett’s Wyrd Sisters
Open Circle Theater
comedy loosely based on Shakespeare’s Scottish play
stage manager
Seattle Outdoor Theater Festival
seven theaters presenting Shakespeare and children’s plays in the park