Monica Flory

On the outskirts of a sleepy American town, a mysterious mansion called Rosemallow House has fallen into disrepair and disarray. While a group of greedy grownups want to tear down the house to build a luxury mall, some clever and quirky kids use the site for adventure and exploration. With the help of the house’s haunting spirits, the kids hatch a plan to prevent town leaders from erasing the past in pursuit of profits.

Rosemallow House combines the creepy vibe of Stranger Things with the madcap mayhem of Scooby Doo in a challenging story where both kids and adults must come to terms with a buried past before they can build a future.

Rinnie studies fairy tales and spins a story she doesn’t need. (She’s biracial.) Her mom Karen tucks them away, especially the tough ones. (Yep, she’s white.) On a rooftop under the clouds, they must learn how to tell a new story together. A dance/shadow/time-travel poem about what it’s like to mother a multiracial family.

In this new adaptation of Euripides, Medea is a muralist who stopped painting when she became a mother. Her husband Jason has sculpted her many times over the years, but has now moved on to a new muse, Gryta, who is pregnant with his child. Surrounded by a chorus of women who are also Medea's past selves, she loses her grip on reality. When the inevitable comes to pass, can we understand Medea? Can we forgive her?

A ghost of a soldier comes to visit Emily Dickinson so that he can inhabit her brother's body.

Based on an Edgar Allen Poe story, a warrior is sent to a land that is rich with sound to fight a battle with a mysterious being.

monster is a mix tape of fragments of the story of Frankenstein, the romance of Mary and Percy Shelley, and a contemporary story of a teenage-made monster. It plumbs the relationship between creator and created, between wildness without and within, between past and present. A beautiful nightmare with music and dreamscapes.

A post-election riff on the Emperor's New Clothes: the emperor is a joke, his daughters are mortified, his wife wants a divorce, and everyone in the kingdom stands to profit off each other's secrets. The truth will out, and when it does, so what?

Teenagers who are strangers find themselves in a windowless room, not knowing why they are there and how to get out. A pill provides some of the answers, and they might figure out how to get out together if they don't kill each other first.