Untameable: Finalist for the 2016 Dionysia New Play Competition

Untameable is a finalist for the 2016 Dionysia New Play Competition, sponosred by Khaos Company Theatre. An excerpt of the piece will be presented during the the New Play Competition, and the winning play will receive a full production. It will be directed by James Mannan, and will be performed Friday May 20th and Saturday May 28th.  

If you're in Indianapolis, IN- check it out!

 

Interview with Robert Kuang of Self-Care with Writers

The lovely Robert Kuang interviewed me for his blog Self-Care with Writers. 

Here's a quick peek:

Did you grow up wanting to be a writer?
I’ve always been writing. I started skating around three or four and remember Tara Lipinski winning a ton of competitions. I told my mom, “I want to go to the Olympics so I can write an autobiography.” She was like, “You can probably write an autobiography without going to the Olympics.” I didn’t realize writing was a “career path,” and I say that in quotations because I still don’t think playwrights can make a living writing plays.

You can find the rest here

Untameable playing at St. Paul's Hall!

Guys, it's finally happening.  Love & Diamonds & 5 Years of Rewriting. And here we go. 

The cast honors me, the design astounds me and it's a cutting good time. 

Grab your tickets here! Because who ever said no to an immersive diamond heist? 

See you there. 

More Info about Untameable (like, what it's actually about) found here

Untameable is a co-pro between The Unsoft War & Highly Impractical Theatre. 

 

Faster Than Bullets at The Oneness Project

Faster Than Bullets will be presented on July 26, 2015, at Access Theatre as part of The Oneness Project, an collection of theater dedicated to social justice. The piece examines how to right a wrong, and asks what superheroes look like when justice itself is a murky term. Faster Than Bullets will be directed by Erin Daley, and features Kana Hatakeyama and Isabella Saka. 

Grab your tickets here! 

Facebook event here. 

After You in 10x10 In the Triangle

After You will be going up in Carrboro, NC as part of 10x10 In the Triangle, a short play festival presented by The Arts Center. Show runs July 10th-26th. 

Tickets Here.

Facebook Event Here. 

 

Here's the whole line-up!
* Broken by James McLindon directed by David Berberian 
* Work by Catherine Castellani directed by Tamara Kissane
* As We Knew It by L. Robert Westeen directed by Hope Alexander
* Brother, Can You Spare a Dime? by Jack Karp directed by Monet Marshall
* Alban’s Garden by Rich Espey directed by Brook North
* Two Mothers at a Roadside Cafe by Allan Bates directed by Gregor McElvogue
* Couples Therapy by Matt Crowley directed by Meredith Sause
* After You by Daria Miyeko Marinelli directed by Laurel Ullman
* The Third Person by Dan Borengasser directed by Jules James
* Stop/Frisk by Rich Rubin directed by Lormarev Jones