Lisa Sanaye Dring

Kairos is the story of two people falling in love during a tectonic shift in society. Their nascent relationship is tested by the advent of Prometheus, a procedure that grants immortality to a select few. What happens to commitment, meaning and care when linear time breaks open?

Originally developed as part of The Geffen Writers' Room.

A woman falls in love with a man. They start a family and she discovers something about that love which shakes the core of her being.

Unipersonal Parabount Lisney Studios welcomes you to Happy Fall, A QUEER STUNT SPECTACULAR!

Go behind the scenes of one of the most dangerous jobs in Hollywood and witness the lives of real stuntmen as they navigate getting (and having) to be the strongest, straightest, hardest man in every room! Experience death defying stunts of both the mind and body as people are forced to squash themselves into heteronormative definitions of what it means to be a Tough Guy!

Based on true life stories collected from interviews with actual stunt performers, this interactive show is high octane, super physical and mega puppet-y.

SUMO is a story about the pursuit of the impossible. Six fighters train, eat, love, play and ultimately compete, carving themselves and one another into the men they dream of being.

Dean and Amanda move to a home in the forest to start a family. They are burgled by the hermit, a man who lives in the woods and steals for survival. Dean, struggling with the alienation of pregnancy, starts to see the hermit—a Stevie Nicks and hot Cheetos-loving trickster— who is not only invisible to everyone else, but also claims to be her future child.

Originally developed as part of the Humanitas/Stage Raw Award.

A psychedelic, time-jumping story of seven sisters reaching through devastation to grasp what's on the other side.

The Wicked One is the story of a mother faced with a brutal decision. Based on a true story out
of Rosemead, California, a terminal cancer diagnosis forces a first-generation Laotian immigrant
to confront her son's schizophrenia. The Wicked One explores the piercing isolation
experienced by single mothers, the shame around mental illness that often plagues Asian
families, and the heft of having to carry your culture with you in a foreign land.

Finalist for the Relentless Award, semi-finalist for the O'Neill Playwrights' Conference. Developed with The New Group and Circle X Theatre Co. Initially written as a part of The Vagrancy's Blossoming Series.

In the not-so-distant future, a politically polarized America splits into two nations. Part of the new border carves around [Louisville], separating the blue city from an otherwise red [Kentucky]. Two neighboring families find themselves on either side of this divide, unearthing old and new questions of boundaries, ownership, and what it means to call a place home.

_________ // _________ // ___ takes place in Louisville, Kentucky for its premiere with the
fabulous folks at Actors Theatre of Louisville. But it could take place in Detroit, Austin, Reno,
Oklahoma City—any blueish city in a reddish state.

Big Ones is the story of people who probably definitely love each other as they encounter tectonic distress. Set in the hills of Mt. Washington at 3am tomorrow morning, two siblings and a significant other deal with emergency water supply, old wounds, online dating and Mom after The Motherfucking Big One hits.