Davis Alianiello

Nadia takes a job in an ad agency mailroom. Her coworker is a disciple of Uncle_Hogshit, a radical online extremist. As the packages pile up and the wealthy disappear, we discover that Nadia is not who she seems.

There is a snake gestating in Mr. Murphy's brain. This is a play about what happens when our bodies betray us; it is about the dangers of belief; it is about reptiles of the mind, and what happens when they struggle to be born.

When Tyler returns home after two years in a cult, his sister Sasha must face how his arrival alters her reality.

Stavros is a film director who hires adherents of a mysterious cult to be extras in his adaptation of The Bacchae. When the line between fiction and reality begins to blur, Stavros finds himself at the heart of a psychedelic horror story.

On November 24th, 1971, an unidentified man hijacked a flight from Portland to Seattle, held the crew for a $200,000 ransom, then parachuted into the Nevada wilderness, never to be found. D.B. Cooper became a mythical figure in American pop culture. In"db," a surreal one act, he exists as a malevolent ghost: a chimerical presence haunting the lives of the people he encountered on that day.

Nick is a poet. His wife Cora was his college professor. Estranged from the rest of their family, the couple visits Nick's Uncle Phil on his remote island home. When Cora discovers Phil's bizarre experiments, the rot at the heart of Nick's family is finally exposed.

No Longer Gage is a biographical play about Phineas Gage, the railroad worker who famously survived an accident in which a three foot iron rod passed through his brain. In addition to being a medical curiosity, Gage was an exhibit in Barnum’s Museum, a stagecoach driver in Chile, and a wandering laborer in San Francisco, all while keeping the iron rod as his “constant companion.” No Longer Gage attempts to salvage a real life from historical kitsch.

Admetus is a failed athlete and little league coach whose team is made up of pint-sized Greek gods. When one of them dooms him to death, his wife Alcestis, a classical violinist, volunteers to die in his place. On the other side of death, she discovers a music beyond mortal ears. A freewheeling, contemporary adaptation of Euripides' Alcestis.