Washington Post - " While perfectly dovetailing with “Long Day,” “Second Girl” gives its servant characters stories that are rich, moving and urgent. This play will doubtless be seen across the country."

In a time when immigration is the topic of our country: The Second Girl tells the story of the two servant girls and the chauffeur in the kitchen of the Monte Cristo Cottage on that same day in August 1912 that Long Day's Journey into Night took place. It is a play that stands on its own and a play that is in conversation with LDJN.

It is a play about immigration, love, America and the joy in the struggle. The Washington Post called it "rich, moving and urgent" and "should be seen all over the country". The Boston Globe, "it forces us to think and think hard.... Beautiful"

Edgerton Playwriting Award 2014;
IRNE nom for Best Script; 2016
Excellence in Playwriting Award (ATHE 2015).
Early Draft Published by The Eugene O'Neill Review fall, 2016

Washington Post - This play will doubtless be seen across the country" CATF 2016
*But why hasn't it?