Conor Casey

Jeremy, a socially withdrawn data-entry worker still reeling from the isolation of the pandemic, spends his days gaming online and avoiding real human contact. When a charismatic stranger named Eagle buys him a gallon of milk and invites him to join a round of disc golf, Jeremy reluctantly accepts - partly to appease his long-suffering girlfriend, Melissa, and partly out of curiosity about life beyond his apartment.

What begins as an innocent afternoon at the park quickly unravels into something far stranger. Eagle’s “disc golf foursome” turns out to be a zealous, quasi-spiritual cult of misfits who believe the sport offers enlightenment and freedom from society’s grip. As Jeremy gets drawn deeper into their bizarre rituals - equal parts support group, rehab circle, and conspiracy cell - his grasp on reality starts to slip.

Frisbee Golf is a dark comedy about loneliness, masculinity, and the human need to belong in a fractured, digital world. Blending absurdist humor with moments of genuine pathos, the play asks whether connection itself has become just another illusion - and whether the games we play are saving us or swallowing us whole.

An irreverent romp through the American Revolution, this brand-new play offers a hilariously absurd take on Vermont’s own Ethan Allen and his encounters with the infamous turncoat Benedict Arnold. Experience the funniest history lesson ever as these two iconic figures clash and bumble their way through the Revolutionary War, blending historical fact with outrageous comedy.

Since her accident, college sophomore Freya spends each day sitting under a tree and talking to her squirrel friend, Ratatosk. Her eccentric behavior becomes worrying when strange things start happening on campus, including the disappearance of a classmate. In Under the World Tree, Norse gods are real and Freya struggles to accommodate their increasingly bloody demands.

In a land torn by rivalries, the powerful Queen Medb of Connacht covets the prized Brown Bull of Cooley, a symbol of wealth and prestige. Igniting a feud with the warriors of Ulster, who are mysteriously struck by debilitating pains, Queen Medb's ambition knows no bounds. This piece is adapted from the Táin Bó Cuailnge and won first place in the 2023 Celtic Calling playwriting contest.

Don't Drink the Bleach follows Felix, a Civil War reenactor trapped in a whirlwind of dysfunction. Living under the same roof as his sadistic father and alcoholic mother, he dares to dream big like his Broadway-star sister. When she lands him a minor role in her play, tragedy strikes and he unexpectedly finds himself promoted to the role of the romantic lead.

Set in 1880s London, The Three Husbands of Sarah Tilbury is a dark comedy centered around the eccentric Tilbury family- the dour Sarah, her father Archibald, and her dreamer sister Lily. Archibald, a retired Navy officer, is determined to find a suitable suitor for Sarah, who has been widowed three times under mysterious circumstances. When Captain Covington arrives as a potential match tensions arise as he becomes suspicious of Sarah's past and accuses her of foul play, unraveling the family's dark history.
Amidst accusations and revelations, the Tilbury family navigates their past tragedies with a mix of macabre humor and emotional depth. As secrets come to light and tensions escalate, the bonds between Sarah, Lily, and Archibald are tested, ultimately highlighting themes of family loyalty, grief, and the absurdity of life's tragedies.

In A Step Too Far, a woman's lucrative online venture, involving sharing her feet with paying clients, takes a drastic turn when a strenuous hike leaves her feet in shambles. With a high-paying appointment looming, she and her husband must navigate a race against time to save her livelihood.

Fergus Doyle lived life in the fast lane as assistant director of concessions at Disney World. Now, after a terminal diagnosis, he finds himself in a hospice unit, reflecting on a life of debauchery devoid of any meaningful relationships. Armed with a patient-controlled morphine button, his last few days become stranger and stranger as he's visited by his hardened former colleague, Donald Duck and befriends a perky nurse's aide, the daughter of Olympian Tonya Harding.

A first date takes a surprising turn when it’s revealed the couple has a dark history.

A small town select board struggles to pass a single agenda item at their first virtual meeting.