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Behaved badly and on your deathbed? No problem. Doed Koeck’s sin eaters have your back. ​The resurrection of a medieval rite turns worldwide religion upside down, in this unfortunately credible story of greed, ambition and hubris emanating from a small Wisconsin town.

An Oklahoma housewife finds herself unjustly imprisoned for her stance towards civil rights, testing her bond with her son who begins to find his own voice of opposition to the Vietnam War.

Inspired by true stories of women who have gone through the belly of hell and brought something good back.

10 minute monologue - True story of author's arrest at the Canadian border for bringing poetry into the United States

A young woman confronts her supervisor the day after she is forced to implement a new Wisconsin law requiring food benefit recipients to pee in a cup.

Two men find each other in 1940s Wisconsin. Through a shared interest in historic preservation, they save a town and inspire a legacy of love. A true story.

Inspired by a true story, Class is a disturbing and comic exploration of the dark side of being human. In 1968, Riceville, Iowa third-grade teacher, Jane Elliott, wanted to teach - really teach - her students a lesson about prejudice.It was the week after Martin Luther King's assassination.The lesson she taught worked so well it resulted in two documentaries (by Frontline and PBS) and forever changed the lives of her students. In this fictional two-act modern re-telling, on the day after the introduction of his new lesson the teacher is confronted by an angry parent accompanied by the school principal.But the parent and the principal quickly become students themselves, and learn the lesson with hilarious and tragic consequences.

CLASS was workshopped at Playwrights Ink in 2006 and premiered at Alley Stage in Mineral Point, WI in 2007. It was produced by Madison's Broom Street Theatre in 2009. It has now been re-imagined (2023) as CLASS REDUX in response to Florida's Stop Woke Act, and other legislative acts of violence against teachers and students.

14 short plays written in answer to the question, what would Edgar Allen Poe write if he were still alive today?

History has been scrubbed. A man faces a mid-life reckoning in his closet in the midst of a pandemic.

A short apocalyptic monologue.

A woman with a chicken reflects on flesh, breath, and people.

Government surveillance in the 1960s misfires, creating a lasting friendship.

True story of a gay bashing in Oklahoma City in 1968

A husband and wife broadcasting team review the new world of legalized marijuana, with the help of a local community theatre star.