Beck Farris

1667. Bohemia. A Lord. Three nuns. A closed casket. When Mother Antonia and her underlings arrive at Lord Lesovsky’s isolated rural chapel to carry out burial rights for his only daughter, all is not as it seems. As they sleep in shifts, determined to pray over Marina’s body at all hours, the nuns are plagued by nightmares, voices, apparitions, and for Sister Hedvika, a disturbing connection with the girl in the coffin. Noc Čarodějnice is a play about faith, family, betrayal, the power of extreme violence, and the harrowing realization that you just may be the thing you are terrified of.

After dropping out of college for reasons she won’t talk about, Sam is forced to move home and start working. The gas station is an easy, boring job, full of coworkers tending to their own problems. Dallas, the manager, recently broke up with his fiancee. Lynn thinks she should be the manager, and she’s not afraid to tell you that. Jeneesa doesn’t care about this job, but she does care about coworker Dev, who is terrified to tell Jeneesa he’s in love with her. And then, on the back wall, an Employee of the Month poster, larger than life, with a photo of Ella, beautiful and gone. Ella, who Sam replaced when she was hired. Ella who quit with no warning. Who no one has heard from since. Sam develops a torrid obsession, listening to Ella’s music, asking coworkers about her personality, and finally, setting out to find her.

Employee of the Month is a play about retail, depression, lesbianism, and humanity. It is about true love, fake love, and self love. How do we connect to those who came before us? How do we connect to those around us? And how do we connect with the burning core inside ourselves?

God loves you, but not enough to give you a high-paying job. On a sticky July night in east Texas, Patience, Lee, and Finn, three Christian summer camp counselors, enjoy their one night off. An exploration of faith, sexuality, and forgiveness.

Did you hear they’re opening a location in Spring Lake that’s twice the size of this one and shutting this store down? Did you hear that somebody’s been eating other people’s lunches out of the breakroom fridge? Did you hear that General Manager Austin is GAY? A half-hour comedy of errors set in the break room of a major retail chain.

The company has a full-time salaried position available for a dedicated, hardworking employee. There are just a few things we need first— don’t look at us like that! It’s all standard procedure.