J. Chavez

Carlos and Adele watch the football game. But things aren’t always what they seem. When things start to repeat and the world around us begins to melt away, who are we and what purpose do we serve on this earth?

What happens when four playwrights get together to workshop their plays after the world has ended?

Marco and Emilia go to a their fathers favorite bridge to disperse his ashes, but Emilia can't hold her secret in any longer of how he died.

[MONOLOGUE] Frannie’s a tik tok influencer with her pet ferret, Feta, who decides whether or not we’re going to have a good or bad weekend.

Does love at first sight exist? Can you be an alcoholic in college? What happens to the fool in Shakespeare? Inspired by Shakespeare's classic tale of Romeo and Juliet, we follow a bunch of college partiers coping with love, loss, and addiction. A play in 5 acts that use Shakesperean containers in a modern setting.

Carlos gears up for the Patriots vs Cowboys game, but some uninvited guests decide their conversations are more important than the game

Spencer begins to clean their room and reflect on their relationships with the people around them. Who can and can't we control in our lives, does caring mean anything beyond words, and does infatuation go both ways? A play in two cycles with anxiety, depression, and puppets.

On top of a long hike, overlooking the water and sunset, Carla asks the mortal question "What would your last words be?"

A completely original, totally unique, and never been done before play that takes in a fictional town. Welcome to Nearly, Washington, a town somewhere north of Vancouver and south of Vancouver. At golden hour on a Thursday night in spring turned summer, we explore the complex relationships of the people who make up Nearly. Nearly, Washington is a series of plays written about the lives of those who populate our little suburb. With bears, puppets, demons, and bee costumes, Nearly, Washington is a play about where we find ourselves in the middle of it all.

Trapped on the side of the highway on the record setting hottest day, Miguel passes the time with Orlando, a dead possum. Together they question anything and everything that crosses their minds, all the while a sinister being lurks in the forest waiting to claim a lost soul left to die by the cars that pass along I-5. Do the deer really lead you home? Who is the Lady In Yellow? And how far can they make it in Slide?

Jasper confronts his mortality on his birthday during a game of Russian Roulette

Gale asks the scientific question, "Can Gale forget the world if she threw her phone into the ocean".