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A Sample of Plays
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JOB LOSS FIGURES
Winner of the Promising Playwright Award
Finalist for Princess Grace Award
Semi-Finalist for Eugene O'Neill Playwriting Conference
Best Men's Stage Monologues 2019 (Smith & Kraus, NY)
When Frank loses the job he loves, he has to rethink who he really is. This is a story about class expectation and the ways people who love each other struggle to stay in touch
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Dave Carter and Rick Weingarten in Job Loss Figures, directed by Carol Youmans, Colonial Players
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HIDE AND SEEK
Ali’s mother takes a job in another city, and she is torn away from the neighborhood that has always been her home. With the help of her best friend, a fairy godmother, and a frightened boy in the new city, Ali manages the transition. Music and lyrics are by Clark Gesner, the creator of You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown..
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Amy Schleune, Ronit Feldman, and Amy Boratko in Hide and Seek directed by Dana Iris Harrel, Hangar Theatre
HIJAB
Finalist for the Heideman Award
Amal wears a hijab and eats her lunch alone at high school. When Olivia, the most
popular girl in the class, seeks her out, they both make some startling discoveries.
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Grace Bernardo and Nicky Massoud in HIJAB directed by Emily Lyon, Brooklyn Free Speech
SOLITARE
If someone who has always had a gift for public speaking can’t think what to say and loses his job and forgets what he’s told, does that mean he is following his mother into dementia?
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James Barton and Kippy Goldfarb in Solitaire directed by Michelle Aguillon, Hovey Players for The Boston Theater Marathon
CIRCUS TRAIN WRECK
Madison is gifted, privileged and lonely. When she writes a darkly terrifying story, her high school English teacher has to decide whether to appreciate her talent or warn the school authorities that Madison is a threat to her schoolmates
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Angie Tennant and Michele Tauber in The Circus Train Wreck directed by SuzAnne Barabas, New Jersey Repertory Company
ANGLED LIGHT
Best Women's Stage Monologues of 2019 (Smith and Kraus, NY)
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In this monologue, a woman long estranged from her mother tries to reconnect.
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Marty Mason in Angled Light directed by Brian Moore-Ward, Performing Fusion Theatre