Tim Mulligan

Pig Butchered is a razor-sharp comedy thriller about loneliness in the digital age and the devastating seduction of online romance scams. When a charismatic stranger promises love, wealth, and a glittering future, one man finds himself pulled into a psychological trap that is as intimate as it is ruthless. Inspired by the global “pig butchering” schemes that have cost victims billions, the play exposes how easily desire can be weaponized — and how hard it is to escape once you’re hooked.

In a historic San Diego home, the restless spirits of those who met tragic ends in the home over decades of terror emerge to confront a group of hospice care nurses and ghost busting podcasters with a haunting revelation: their stories must be told for the living to heal, and for their own souls to find peace.

Point Loma, based on true events, tells the story of a Chad, a hospice nurse in San Diego who takes a job working the night shift in a historic home in the Point Loma neighborhood of San Diego, near the US military owned Liberty Station. After a series of terrifying events involving some sort of paranormal presence, a ghost-hunting podcast company visits the home to document the events – and learn that the home has a gruesome and shocking history, rooted in the history of San Diego. Point Loma is funny, immersive, and will also scare the hell out of you.

Witchland – a new and exciting theatrical experience – is not your normal theatrical play-going night out – instead, it combines elements of traditional theatrical storytelling with immersive haunted elements – think of it like going to a Haunted House, for young adults/adults – based on a real place. It’s moving, funny…and will scare the bejeezus out of you.

The story of Witchland is based on the author’s experiences growing up in Richland, a small town in

Eastern Washington – deemed “the most toxic place in the Western Hemisphere”. It tells the story of a family who moves to a town plagued by decades of misfortune. Is the terror they are shrouded in due to the nuclear reactor that the town revolves around – or is it something more sinister? And what about that mysterious elderly woman who lives across the street, alone in her run-down government home, piles of sticks and all – is she actually a witch, or just another victim of … WITCHLAND?