Rory O'Neill

When knitting influencer Kate gets sent to an independent sheep farm on a branded content contract, she finds herself deeply entangled in the life of the bizarre family that inhabits the farm… Back to Back is a play about influence, power, consumption, and sheep.

A punk-rock adaptation of the myth of Caeneus. It's the mid-90s, it's in the basement, and there's a house show that can't be missed. Caenis is Thessaly's hottest rocker. Poseidon is new in town, and he's set his sights on her. A play with music exploring transformation, control, and what it means to be protected.

Every week, six animals on a small family farm gather to share stories, settle disputes, and chat about changes they’d like to see in their daily lives. With the arrival of new, mysterious, buzzing boxes in the trees, alliances shift, life on the farm is thrown into question, and these once casual weekly meetings quickly become serious. As the shadowy underbelly of the Johnson Family Farm comes to light, will this motley crew of animals be willing to face it?

As comedy writer Casey tries (and struggles) to write their thesis play about Hamlet, they find themself unable to find the right language to express themself. It's a good thing their best friend Hadley has such a way with words. And such a great personality. And such an interesting life. The deeper Casey gets into Hadley's story, the more they adopt it as their own part to play, attempting to truly become the person their classmates are hearing them claim to be. And then Casey gets visited by the ghost of a certain paternal figure, and all Shakespearean hell breaks loose. untitled hamlet play is dark comedy about obsession, lies, and insecurity... and what happens when those things can't possibly coexist any longer.

Spanning from the 1930s to today, four generations of women come together at pivotal moments in their young adulthood to give each other the love, wisdom, and (sometimes unwanted) advice that only a mother can give. Winona mourns a loss of family while struggling through a loss of culture, Ann must balance what is best for her family with what’s best for herself, Jeanie is trying to keep her head above water as everyone around her is trying to push her under, and Maeve just has to live in the aftermath.

Four characters (who are they?) walk into a room (what room?) and don't know what to do with themselves. A one-man show devolves into madness. A private eye confronts a criminal. A love triangle becomes all tangled up. A mime is there too.

A first date at the museum is getting so awkward that two paintings have no choice but to step in.

Margot & Sal are in their late 20s. They haven't seen each other since Margot left 4 years ago, and Sal smokes now, and there is so much to say and so few ways to say it.
Margot & Sal are in their early 20s. There's a heatwave, and tensions are high, and popsicles are melting on the couch, and Margot has to do something hard.
Margot & Sal are teenagers. It's a snow day sleepover, and they're best friends, and the amount that they love each other is starting to feel different in ways they don't have the words to explain.

College student Charlie is finding themself impossibly distracted from their midterms, namely by the fact that the host of their college radio station is completely, 100% a vampire. No question about it. As Charlie gets more and more wrapped up in this notion, their friends Mona and Kit begin to worry about the behavior they're exhibiting, causing past conflicts to bubble to the surface as this undead threat begins to feel more and more real. And by the way, has anyone else noticed how the guy on the radio has been getting really… ominous recently?

When Ellie goes in for a psychic reading, she’s surprised to meet Dean, a
teenage psychic who draws on the spirits of his ancestors to deliver some
brutal truths. Over the course of the reading, the two are each able to
provide the other with some surprising wisdom as they form an unexpected and
fleeting connection.