A touching tribute to how we need to recognize the most beloved members of a family and rid ourselves of the silly politics surrounding honoring their lives.

This short sweet play tackles temple politics while exploring the archaic views in the Jewish religion about "how to mourn" a pet. It's a play that invites discussion.

This play manages to be both funny yet profound, sacred yet profane. It has some juicy characters and plenty of intergenerational conflict. Would love to see this produced!