Full-Length Plays
Women Who Cut
30-45 min // 3W, 3 M
A radical feminist collective starts a front operation of hosting high-end sex parties with the actual goal of entrapping a group of wealthy men for political purposes.
To be performed as part of the Circle Theater Festival at AMT Theater on August 30, September 6, September 13, September 20, and October 18.
Sit for Me
60 min // 1M, 1W
Ten years after the abrupt end of their arrangement, a billionaire art collector makes an unusual request of the sex worker he's never forgotten.
Development, the Acting Studio Playwrights Workshop
Workshop, Chelsea Rep Playwriting Lab
Performed at the Soho Playhouse Lighthouse Series, New York Theatre Festival Winterfest, and TheaterLab’s First Look Atelier Series
Please Let Me Save You
60 min // 2W
Co-written with Kaiya Linkugel
An absurdist play about two young women navigating life and death with Jesus lurking in the background.
Performed as part of the Emerging Artist’s Theatre Spark Theatre Festival and the New York City Fringe Festival
Her Resting Place
75 min // 3M, 1W
Near the end of the Great War, 18-year-old Clara Collins returns to her bourgeois London home after a "rest for her nerves" has not helped her cope with the loss of her mother. With her brother at war and her father distracting away his own grief, Clara acts out her psychic pain. When she begins psychoanalysis, what she wants to save her might push her over the edge instead.
Winner of the Olga and Paul Menn Prize for Playwriting, 2019
Reading, New Work Week at the University of Chicago (under previous title, No Remedy), 2019
Reading, Blank Theatre Living Room Series (under previous title, No Remedy), 2020
Performed at New York Theatre Festival Summerfest
The Desert Will Change You
80-90 min // 2W, 1M
A stressed-out teacher, her unemployed immigrant boyfriend, and an unbothered camgirl walk into the desert…and accidentally form a throuple. Kind of? Psychedelics are taken, underwear is sold, and someone might be bleeding internally. A sharp, sexed-up dark comedy about intimacy and the heat-induced collapse of common sense.
Development, the Barrow Group Playwriting Intensive