Simran Bal

The Singh family has achieved the American Dream...one son's a doctor, the other a banker. Matriarch Harpreet has her retirement bankrolled. They live together in the rural Midwest as Harpreet helps with the grandkids. But pursuing their happily ever after becomes fraught as familial tensions explode past the surface. Set over 4 separate fourth of Julys, The Annual Singh Family Firework Show explores power, assimilation, repercussions of wealth, mendacity, the inexplicable satisfaction behind "blowin' shit up," and the possibility of generational trauma ever truly being broken.

Sohni Mahiwal is an 18th century Punjabi folk tale/tragic romance told in modern vernacular that highlights the universality and complexity of love (in its many expressions) and follows individual struggles for control in a world that offers anything but.

As teens exploring their identities in Mid-Missouri, Josh and Noori cling to each other fast. Eight years later, they've survived coming out, growing pains, and romantic suffering. But in the wake of a tragedy, they no longer know how to talk to each other. Set in an airport on the way to Josh's funeral, Noori navigates devastation while Josh navigates a whole new dimension. A coming-of-age play, Departure dices into the metaphysical, the Invincible Fable, the multi-dimensionality of love, and the nebulous in-between.

Four women in an anesthesia group at a small Midwestern hospital prepare for the upcoming retirement of their most senior member. When shit hits the fan at the hospital, tensions between them mount as they each grapple with what it means to be where they are in a cutthroat (sometimes literally,) male dominated world.