PRODUCTION HISTORY
Freedom II Spoonie Theatre, Exeter, Devon, UK (Directed by Jaie Deschene and featuring Annette Devitt, Sam Dressler, and James Andrew Tot.) December 11,, 2022
The Wake of Chuck Wood. The Spoonie Theatre, Exeter, Devon, UK November 20, 2022
Cock-a-Doodle Do, Wine Box Players, NY October 21, 2022
The Tower, Wine Box Players, NY August 3, 2022
The Final Solution. The Spoonie Theater., Exeter, Devon, England July 28, 2022
The Undresser. The Spoonie Theater, Exeter, Devon, England July 17, 2022
The Ten Minute Screw. The Spoonie Theatre, Exeter, Devon, England July 10, 2022
Cinder Ella (AKA: Rocking Robots), Wine Box Players, NYC, NY June 9, 2022
Give Me a Light, Wine Box Players...
PRODUCTION HISTORY
Freedom II Spoonie Theatre, Exeter, Devon, UK (Directed by Jaie Deschene and featuring Annette Devitt, Sam Dressler, and James Andrew Tot.) December 11,, 2022
The Wake of Chuck Wood. The Spoonie Theatre, Exeter, Devon, UK November 20, 2022
Cock-a-Doodle Do, Wine Box Players, NY October 21, 2022
The Tower, Wine Box Players, NY August 3, 2022
The Final Solution. The Spoonie Theater., Exeter, Devon, England July 28, 2022
The Undresser. The Spoonie Theater, Exeter, Devon, England July 17, 2022
The Ten Minute Screw. The Spoonie Theatre, Exeter, Devon, England July 10, 2022
Cinder Ella (AKA: Rocking Robots), Wine Box Players, NYC, NY June 9, 2022
Give Me a Light, Wine Box Players, NYC, NY May 26, 2022
Maids Abroad, Wine Box Players, NYC, NY May 16, 2022
James Dean, Abbott and Costello and the Martians, Wine Box Players, NYC April 12, 2022
Purple People Eaters. Tiger’s Heart Players, NYC April 22, 2022
St. Patrick’s Day, Wine Box Players, NYC, NY March 17, 2022
Pretty Plastic Flowers for Her Grave, 2020. Ronique Purnell Productions, NJ,2020.
Kenu, Hear the Wild Birds Sing? Kenu? Kenu? 2020. Little Wonder Plays, London, England, 2019
Have a Hoppy Holiday
22 Drama Notebook performances throughout the US in schools 2019
Hera’s Birthday Surprise
24 Drama Notebook performances throughout the US in schools 2019
Whole
Night of a Thousand Plays, Haddonfield, NJ July 2019
A Dim Light
Buffalo United Artists, Cabaret Space, Alleyway Theatre, Buffalo, NY, June 2019
Kenu, Hear the Wild Birds Sing? Kenu? Kenu?
Little Wonder, Manchester, England March 2019
Count Dracula's Café (Revision)
Shafer Street Theatre, VCU, Richmond, VA September 2018
Porcupines Forever
Old Courthouse Theatre, Concord, NC August 2018
The Golden Goose
Roebuck Theatre, Times Square Arts Center, NY April2017
Hungry, Hungry Hippo Burgers
The Follies, Sarasota Florida November 2016
Revenge of the Howling Ring-tailed Spider Monkeys (revision of Screeches from the Zoo)
Horse Trade Theatre Group, New York City January 2013
Phillie's Primary Stages, “the Heart Attack Festival”, Philadelphia, PA February 2012
McLaren Comedy Play Competition, Midland Texas, 3rd place August 2011
2 Shorts in Black & White:
Count Dracula’s Café (10-minute comedy)
Count Dracula no longer likes the ballet, nor does he understand the opera and he hasn't gone to the theatre in a quarter century. In short, he's lost his creativity and his joy of life. The reason is the FDA banned homosexual blood donors over twenty-five years ago. With an all hetero blood supply (most of which is diabetic) Count Dracula longs to suck the blood of a few homos and restore his “gay, carefree” soul. His solution is to buy a Starbucks Cafe—because that’s where the queers hang out. The count figures with all that latte, and a bunch of screaming fags, he'll be back in the pink (and loving the opera again) by sunset. 3 actors, 10+ minutes, simple set.
and
Molasses Toast and French Fried Eels (one-act drama)
At a fateful breakfast in a small dinner, four friends discover that one of them has the power to foretell the hour and the day of each of their deaths as they learn a secret that will ultimately destroy one of them while redeeming the rest. 4 actors, 28 minutes, one table, 4 chairs.
Goethe Institute, Washington DC July 2009
Molasses Toast and French Fried Eels (one-act drama)
World Premiere
New Embassy Theatre, Cumberland, Maryland April 2009
3 Murdered Clowns: November 22, Screeches from the Zoo, and Eternal Bliss
DC Arts Center, Washington, DC July 2008
November 22 (one-act drama)
Reprised in 3 Murdered Clowns, DC Arts Center, Washington, DC July 2008
University of Wisconsin Forensics Department, Competitive Reading February-March 2004
Sackman Senior High School, Imperial, Missouri May 2003
Playwrights Forum, George Mason, Falls Church, VA, Staged Reading December 2002
November 22—a mystery. A dying former CIA agent reveals the identity of the real murderer of John F. Kennedy. The play has three twist endings. 2 M, simple set. Reading: Playwrights’ Forum, Falls Church, Virginia, December 3, 2002. Competitive Readings: Forensics Department, University of Wisconsin, on tour, February-March 2004. Performed: Seckman Senior High School, Imperial, Missouri, May 2003. Performed (as part of 3 Murdered Clowns) by Twenty-first Century Productions at the DC Arts Center, Washington, DC, July 2008.
Screeches from the Zoo—a comedy, A tour guide is arrested for assaulting a bus driver. Her defense is that after her group of 7th graders ran amok in the Washington zoo (when the girls, covered in cotton candy, were attacked by African Killer Bees, and the boys got into a pissing contest while standing on top of the stalls), the bus driver refused to take them home. 1 M, 1 F, simple set. Performed (as part of 3 Murdered Clowns) by Twenty-first Century Productions at the DC Arts Center, Washington, DC, July 2008.
The Lesbian and the Flying Pig
—a one act drama. A Lesbian CEO is haunted by memories of her childhood that occurred under the neon sign at the Flying Pig BBQ and Grill in Selma, Alabama, 1 M, 2 F, one set. Reading: Playwrights’ Forum, September 22, 2004; performed Palace of Wonders, June 27, 2007; opening Washington DC Fringe Festival, July 29-29, 2007.
Flashpoint Mead Theatre, Washington, DC July 2007
Palace of Wonders, Washington DC June 2007
Playwright’s Forum, George Mason, Falls Church, VA, Staged Reading August 2004
Corked (full-length farce)
James Lee Theatre, Falls Church, Virginia July 2006
!Corked—a comedy murder mystery farce. In a castle in the middle of the Chesapeake Bay, friends play parlor games that result in the triple murder! 4 M, 3 W, one set. Ran for twelve performances, July 14-30, 2006 at James Lee Theatre, Falls Church, Virginia.
Round House Theatre, Silver Spring, Maryland, Staged Reading April 2006
Metro Stage, Alexandria, Virginia, Staged Reading October 2004
Playwright’s Forum, George Mason, Falls Church, VA, Staged Reading May 2004
Eternal Bliss (a monologue)
Reprised in 3 Murdered Clowns, DC Arts Center, Washington, DC July 2008
Actors Theatre of Washington, Washington, DC, Staged Reading May 2004
Playwright’s Forum, George Mason, Falls Church, VA, Staged Reading March 2002
A monologue. A gay attorney, who has unknowingly had sex with a minor and is now being blackmailed, contemplates suicide. 1 M, simple set.
Reading: Playwrights’ Forum, Falls Church, Virginia, March 17, 2002.
Dramatic Reading Actors Theatre, Washington, DC, May 10, 2004.
Performed (as part of 3 Murdered Clowns) by Twenty-first Century Productions at the DC Arts Center, Washington, DC, July 2008.