PLAYS

Finalist 2026 National Playwrights' Conference, Eugene O'Neill Theater Center

Osacr Wilde's greatest theatrical triumph would be overshadowed by a scandal that will change his life forever.

Huntington Theater's Breaking Ground Festival of New Plays; Williamstown Theater Festival Fridays@3 Series

After spending years in jail for a crime she didn't commit, Claire Silva's release sends a neighborhood into a downward spiral of secrets, lies, and betrayals.

Boston Playwrights' Theater; Tristan Bates Theater, London

Two brothers, one ne accident, and a mother trying to make sense of it all.  With the help of God, they just may survive.

There's a fine line between art and madness.  Based on Romantic poets Charles and Mary Lamb, and the demons that plagued their souls.

National Playwrights' Conference, Eugene O'Neill Theater Center; Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival winner Region One

A profane, cocaine-fueled celebration of St. Patrick's Day.  Beer, brawls, and brutes.  These are the people in your neighborhood.

Boston University's New Play Initiative

Boston. Busing. 1975. A neighborhood is torn by racial strife and encroaching poverty, as a country watched, and judged.

Commissioned by the Stanford Calderwood Fund for New American Plays; Argos Productions (Independent Reviewers of New England nominee)

Is thirty days in a rehab enough to pull the pieces of a shattered life back together?  For Cal, it will have to be.

Watching a daughter suffer through disease is every parent's nightmare, and John and Abigail Adams were no different. 

Argos/Happy Medium Productions (Independent Reviewers of New England nominee); True Repertory Theatre

The glamour of life in the restaurant business.  It's all fun and games until someone drops a rack of glasses into the ice machine.

Freely adapted from Samuel Taylor Coleridge's "Rime of the Ancient Mariner," The Deckhand tells a story of fate, faith and the choices we make.  Surreal and supernatural. 

A simple story of two people who meet for five nights on Boston's iconic Longfellow Bridge during Covid lockdown, and the relationship that slowly buds.  But will it last?  Based on Fyodor Dostoyevsky's short story, "White Nights," 

Providence Fringe Festival; Footlight Club 7A Series

With a haunting score by Steven Bergman, "Murder, Meth, and Mayhem," is a tragic opera of addiction, incest, murder and family loyalty, based on true events.