Keats in Curlers

In Ancient Greece, artists painted tiny black figures on their terra cotta urns. These paintings weren't just for decoration. As you walk around the urns, the paintings are like frames in a comic book. Each one tells a story. However, that was Ancient Greece and this is now and when the toga-clad discus players and hunters and buffalo come right off the urn and into the street what they do next is not at all what you'd expect. It's "Our Turn on the Urn".

World premiere at The Looking Glass Theatre, NYC

The Bargain

The Bargain is a very short play with two characters, a border between them, and absolutely no words. 

TYA / One World Theater International Conference, Cleveland, OH

Mother Nature’s Cousin Ned

Mother Nature returns to find out what happened when she left someone else in charge of planet Earth, and it’s not pretty.

“Reduce, reuse, recycle, sure, but most of all - react. What we do now can make a huge impact.”

Developed for Horizon Theatre’s EarthLove event