Jordan Stovall

A new play paying tribute to the B-movie horror genre days of yore in a big, queer romping tale of bats, bats, puppets, and more bats!

Four strangers, all queer people of varying life experiences and world outlooks, find themselves in the same holding room without any explanation, escape, or idea as to why. They must band together for strategy and survival in a world designed to keep them quiet.

A two-person scene reminiscing on a previous relationship, performed in a cascade by groups of couplings. A minimum of three, with an indeterminate maximum amount of couples. This ten-minute play explores auditory and visual imagery and explore the line between love as an individual and universal experience.

Stun follows four drag performers – Charmaine, Honey Pot, Misty Tension, and Chastity, all of the house D. Luxe – as they navigate the polarizing labyrinth of family, approval, and self-actualization.

Old friends sit around a bonfire in the backyard they spent many of their formative years in together making shadow puppets, talking about dead pop singers, and nostalgically catching up with pre-loaded knowledge from social media. As the night unfolds, the question arises: how great have the rifts between them become, and can they ever get back to the closeness they once had?
(Note: The actor playing Ren should be fluent in ASL, and the actor playing Keith should identify as a deaf actor)

​“The city air in February is thick with loneliness, I’ll tell you something.” In a run down New York health spa, Renata, a brash fifty year old Serbian widow, finds an unusual kinship with Matthew, a twenty something who believes he’s being visited by a dead lover. Their contrasting battles with loss shed light on the human condition of grief as they battle ghosts from their past to find freedom.

Ten-Minute Play:
Ezra (37) visits his childhood home in Oakland County, Detroit to help his mother, Chava (64), take pictures of her two-story lake house which has gone into foreclosure. Chava clings on to the house's history, memories of her late husband, and makes it clear that she won't go without a fight.

Ten Minute Play:
A bus stop sometime before sunrise in Long Island, NY. Summer. A young ballet dancer, a nurse, and a high wire artist anxiously await a bus that doesn't seem to be coming.