Holly Harmon

Long ago, somewhere in the countryside, the wind brought a girl into the world and called her their own. Things were going swimmingly until a boy walked by one day...

This short, musical piece examines the difference between familial love and romantic love - and how we must allow room for both in our lives.

Both comedic and sincere, this wistful show is part of the anthology Go Play Outside with LineStorm Playwrights, edited by Lolly Ward and published by Applause Books.

A robin, a snail, and a yellow jacket come together to mourn the loss of their country as they know it. Trigger warning: onstage barf (substance, not the act of) and the word "moist."

Written for CodeRed Playwrights Volume IV in response to gun violence in places of worship, this short musical piece gives us a glimpse into the morning before tragedy struck an Amish community on October 2, 2006.

A meeting is set up between a rising talent in the Underground Color Guard world (like Fight Club, only fancier and set to electronica music) and a former UCG star who faked her own death and is now pretending to live as her twin brother in a trailer park in the country.

Shun, a thirty-nine year old chef's knife, and Lil' Goblet, a nineteen-year-old wine glass, face their destruction when they get placed in the dishwasher by their aging owner.

ONE ACT MUSICAL: What happens when a naive, single Mormon woman decides to travel to New York City, her first trip EVER outside of Utah? The Mormon Bubble gets POPPED. In this one-woman musical, Cumorah must come to grips with the realities and limitations of her beliefs.