⭐ WINNER - Region 5 National Partners of the American Theatre Julie Jensen 

Playwriting Award

⭐ WINNER - Wichita State Bela Kiralyfalvi Playwriting Competition

🎭  READING - Wichita State University 2025

[80-Minutes, 2M 1CHILD] --Injured during the Second World War, Christopher Robin Milne returns home to his father, Alan Alexander Milne, beloved author of the Winnie-the-Pooh stories. Overwhelmed with the weight of his ever-stagnant legacy as a writer, Alan is given this final chance to reconnect with his son before losing him to adulthood. Meanwhile, Christopher interacts with a rather obnoxious haunting of his fictional counterpart. Poetic and passionate,  NOW WE ARE A HUNDRED studies the emotional weight of literary fame, memory, and the search for personal identity amidst inherited legacy.”

NOW WE ARE A HUNDRED examines the fine line between inspiration and exploitation, war and peace, and family and codependence. 

🎭  WORKSHOP READING - The O'Neill Theatre Center 2025

[Full-Length, 9W] -During World War II, a group of young women risked their lives as flying aircraft for the United States Military. Thirty years later, the same women -- now in their 50s and 60s -- found that their service had been entirely overlooked, beginning a long debate about what it means to be officially recognized as US Veterans.

"The Order of Fifinella" follows a small group of headstrong and ambitious women, first during the war when they served as pilots, and then in the 1970s after three decades of societal change and disillusionment.

[FULL LENGTH, 4M 2F] - America is on the verge of revolution. Congress is about to convene. Independence is within reach. And Benjamin Franklin arrives in Philadelphia with his new secretary, a teenage boy named Temple.

The Franklin family is on the brink of collapse. Franklin's daughter, Sally, is bold, mouthy, and fiercely patriotic. His son, William, is short-tempered, logical, and unwavering in his loyalty to the Crown. And Temple, as it turns out, is not just Franklin’s secretary—he is William's abandoned son, a revelation that could either mend or destroy the family.

As Temple is shuffled between households—between Sally and William, Philadelphia and Perth Amboy, patriot and loyalist—he struggles to make both sides proud. But as war looms and sacrifices are made, he begins to see how history is not just recorded—it is shaped, manipulated, and mythologized.