Other Plays
Theatrical work presented under particular circumstances (site-specific, commissioned, etc).
Jack’s Beard
The 24 Hour Plays: Nationals 2021
About
Jack, a teenager who has grown a beard, feels social pressure to keep it. It is only through the dream realm that he is able to learn to accept himself and do what makes him happy.
It’s really fucking weird, y’all.
The 24 Hour Plays: Nationals 2021, dir. Abbey Joan Burgess, prod. Alison Yueming Qu, with Jesse Castellanos, Eric J. Cheng, Jessie Shaw, and Mya Wong
A Black Widow Gives A Ted Talk
The 24 Hour Plays: Viral Monologues Nationals Edition
About
Monologue, 5 minutes
A woman who has married three times with each husband dying under increasingly suspicious circumstances gives a TED Talk on the hypothetical art of killing your spouse.
with Jasmine Sharma
On Sean
About
One act, 20-minutes
A series of monologues centered around Sean, an 8th Grade student struggling to fit in who is involved in a particularly traumatic incident at school. Told from the perspective of his hard-working mother, his well-meaning teacher, a classmate, and Sean himself.
NTI Monologues Festival, Theatermakers Summer Intensive 2020, with Cassidy Brown, Arlyss Hays, John Murphy, and Gabriella O’Fallon.
Turtlespotting
About
One-act, 5 minutes
There’s a pond on the Vassar College campus with a sign in front of it that reads “No Fishing, Swimming, or Skating at any time.” Why have a pond in the first place? And if you can’t do any of that, what do you end up doing instead?
Site-Specific Plays Festival, dir. John DeSantis, Powerhouse Theater, June 2019. With Miranda Nicole Cooper, Michael Ehrecke, and Aaron Linker.
Miranda Nicole Cooper and Aaron Linker
Aaron Linker and Michael Ehrecke
Miranda Nicole Cooper
Aaron Linker
Michael Ehrecke
Aaron Linker and Michael Ehrecke
Noir
About
Full-length, 45 minutes
A parody of noir and whodunnit? mystery stories. Riff Henderson and Reese Macintosh, two wise-cracking, pun-making private eyes, are called to a dinner party to investigate a murder that hasn’t happened yet. Don’t worry: there are several.
Elisabeth Morrow School Theater Week, dir. Bronwen Eastwood, June 2014