Four recognizable female characters reckon with their experiences in fantasy worlds, delving into girlhood, trauma, gender-based violence, and women’s solidarity.
This play received third prize in Smith College's Denis Johnston Playwriting Prize, a competition open to students from all colleges in the Five College Consortium in Western Massachusetts.
This dramedy runs about twenty minutes.
Art by Max Brown
A wealthy family is suddenly trapped in the patriarch's coastal mansion due to a global plague. Boiling tensions morph into violent conflicts as the family members grapple with loyalty, love, lust, responsibility, jealousy, and family.
This dramedy/dark comedy runs about 45-60 minutes.
Millennia in the future, humanity returns from Mars. On an archaeological expedition, they find a kingdom dedicated to a mouse, shaping an odd understanding of Earth.
This comedy runs about forty-five minutes.
Lila’s talking dog, Roger, is beamed up by aliens. Lila travels across the solar system to get him back, making new friends along the way.
This musical was written with middle schoolers in mind and runs about forty-five minutes.
Jane the witch faces persecution and ends up falling for the scheme of Reinhardt, who is hatching a plan to use her magic to summon demons and take over their town.
This musical was written with middle schoolers in mind and runs about forty-five minutes.
This retells Grimm’s Cinderella from the perspective of the younger stepsister. Why did the Grimm brothers write the version of the story they did? How accurate was it, as per a firsthand account of the backstory of Queen Ella? Who really was "Cinderella?"
This drama runs about half an hour.