Pamela Kingsley

Katherine is auditioning for the role of “Mother Courage” in Mother Courage and Her Children. Katherine is an experienced actress with a long list of credits; however, like many actors, she can get anxiety-ridden at auditions, especially when the bizarre and unexpected happens. Oh, but then, payback is a bitch.

Dizzy is a seventy year-old woman hell-bent on getting her tattoo removed. She and her friends end up in a Tattoo Parlor where she meets the much younger Char, a non-binary tattoo artist. Dizzy and Char spend some time in verbal sparring but end up finding common ground as they recognize the pain that formed each other's SCARS.

Beep and Rooney have been married for 34 years. The kids are grown and gone. Beep's memory is failing. Husband Rooney has embarked on a transformational journey that leads them both to a painful confrontation one night among the boxes in the attic of the home they once shared.

Charlotte has received the gift of a portrait sitting from her husband. Little did she know that meeting the artist would shake her world.

All hell breaks loose whenever Grandma Dee Dee comes to town. And a camping excursion with daughter and granddaughter is no exception.

The Pandemic is over, but JANE is struggling. After surviving in isolation for eighteen months, Jane is now challenged by the knowledge that, when all is said and done, she is not her own best friend. And, how do you live with that?

Devin has a lot to get off their chest. There's bungee cords, zombies, robots, sprinkler systems and, of course, the underground tunnel. Who's to say where reality ends and psychosis begins?

Willow has been sleepwalking. She has been sketching in her sleep, shedding long buried wounds in art. It is a resolution of sorts.

A boy and a goat try to slay a giant who, while drinking a licorice latte, watches an accordionist whip Tango dancers into a sexy, feverish frenzy. Just your normal Biblical tale.

DOODIE is an old borscht belt ventriloquist--way past her prime. DONNY is her dummy. Donny and Doodie now reside In the Variety Veterans home. What was once a thriving career is now relegated to Doodie doing hackneyed routines at an occasional dinner show for the Home's old timers and their families. When memory fails and loneliness embraces Doodie, it seems she only has Donny to turn to. She may be wrong.

Jam is a high school gamer. They have gone through an experience like no other. Now, they must confront the Pitbull.

What’s the proper etiquette when you’re the new girl, the only girl, at Little Assassins Day School for Boys? Kick butt, surrender or teach those suckers some manners?