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A non-binary person navigates the ways domestic violence can complicate perceptions of people, space, and time, while learning to celebrate the beauty and autonomy of one's ever-changing self.
A visit from the "queer prodigal son," forces a family in rural West Virginia to confront their buried trauma and the encroaching presence of a terrifying creature newly emerged from the trees.
Pregnant with an astronaut's child, Juniper is torn between her little sister and best friend on earth and the possibility of a future far from home.
ONE ACTS
A young queer person navigates their anxiety about moving in with their partner for the first time. Set on the interstate between Baltimore and Washington D.C., A DRIVING PLAY is a prose poem for the stage, asking what it means to share space with another person, and if that's what love looks like.
Intermixing monologue, vignette, and image-based movement, THE END OF THINGS. explores relationships at their point of expiration. Marriages crumble. Bodies decay. And a potentially apocalyptic threat to the planet looms unseen above it all.
10 MINUTE PLAYS
A woman struggling with addiction accidentally turns her probation officer into a bug--and now has a new sort of demon to conquer.
What would you do to keep someone you love around just a little bit longer?
In a town where daylight occurs for only seven minutes every year, a couple sees one another for the first time--in more ways than one.
Created for digital performance, WE BROKE UP. explores the world of social-media celebrities and challenges our addictive consumption of the private lives of strangers.