Two soon to be sisters-in-law from different cultural backgrounds struggle within a family framework where the brother and sister have kept the family secrets and tragedies at an emotional distance.… Continue reading READING – Machines Eat People by Max Gill

Nearly a year after the shooting death of his 5-year-old daughter, John is spiraling into oblivion, obsessed with photographing the playground where she died. His wife Abby, desperate to save… Continue reading READING – Ground Glass by Jonathan Kravitz

Vallie Downe is a retired environmental activist. He’s enjoying the benefits of his newfound bougie lifestyle when he’s suddenly called back into duty. Will he be able to give up… Continue reading READING – Lawyer Up the Elm by Leslie Bramm

Mae has a simple life, typing memos.  Something is missing. Is it her dead-end marriage, or the lingering feeling of abandonment when her father left 36 years ago. It all… Continue reading READING – Agency for the Lost by Serena Norr

What comedy becomes of two women trying to come to terms with a world they no longer recognize? Three tableaus rolled into a lifelong friendship seeking new ground.

Maude Adams is a star. Known as the most famous and highest-paid actress of her time, Maude is incredibly beautiful and immensely popular.  But stars burn out.  Maude, now turning… Continue reading READING – Where Dreams Were Born by Elisabeth Henry

We have been working on this play we first read April ’22 and are ready to get this script on it’s feet. Everything is brisket-as-usual at Perri's family seder until… Continue reading STAGED READING – Monarchs by Danielle Frimer

We have been working on this play we first read April ’22 and are ready to get this script on it’s feet. Everything is brisket-as-usual at Perri's family seder until… Continue reading STAGED READING – Monarchs by Danielle Frimer

A two-act comedy/drama about seven friends living in a state of perpetual anticipation, and the momentary burst of violence that propels them forward into fully embracing their lives. The play… Continue reading READING – Waiting for the Ball to Drop by David Simpatico

Vic-to-ri-a is the story of a revolutionary social reformer, Victoria C. Woodhull and her advocacy of “free love”. Supported by her devoted sister, Tennie, Victoria’s prophetic rise to power (the… Continue reading READING – Vic-to-ri-a by Dwight E. Watson

The 1968 Fair Housing Act was supposed to prohibit racial, religious and gender-based housing discrimination. Fast forward to 1972 White Plains, NY. When Shirley Chisholm supporter, Tina Lucas, finds the… Continue reading READING – Fair Housing by Jessica Feder-Birnbaum