Patrick Flynn

Podcast hosts Barbara and Jan have decided to spend episode 288 of their podcast 'Can I Just Say?' confronting their friend Marlene for being so good it makes them feel bad.

Two sisters navigate the world’s largest escape room trying not to let personal differences get in the way. Or is there something else going on?

Two sisters navigate the world’s largest escape room trying not to let personal differences get in the way. Or is there something else going on?

The creators of the worldwide children's entertainment phenomenon 'Moppy and Crew' appear on the Delaware local news show 'Wake Up Wilmington!' with their puppet and one of them is less than thrilled. Written for the 2024 Bethesda Play-in-a-Day.

When Sheila, a successful young businesswoman, returns to her hometown for the weekend, she is immediately swept up in a tale of intrigue, suspicion, and adventure. A young neighborhood girl has come seeking help tracking down her missing best friend, a recently kidnapped stuffed Koala. Reluctantly taking the case, Sheila enlists the help of her own abandoned childhood companion – an Iberian Lynx named Moby – for one last best buddy adventure. An exploration into the power of imagination, the changing relationships between parents and children, and what it means and possibly costs to grow up.

The North Dakota plain. A woman in a red trench coat and hat and androgynous figure in a striped shirt, striped stocking cap and glasses find themselves both hiding. One wanting to avoid capture, one wanting to be found.

In this musical version of "The Frog Prince," a spoiled Princess drops her iPod (which she has named "Poddy") into a well and a talking frog emerges to strike a deal with her: he'll fetch Poddy from the bottom of the well, and in return, the Princess must bring the Frog to the castle for an extended stay.

Young, married couple Ron and Kate return home to find a large box of pornographic videotapes in their living room.

Danielle Maldonado explains why she was fired from Gymboree.

Sams travels in time to prevent her girlfriend from breaking up with her.

Two third graders had a playground scuffle. In Rashomon-style their mothers and their teacher tells us what happened and why.

Margery Williams's classic toy story gets a vibrant retelling in this brand new adaptation. When the Child gets the Rabbit for Christmas, she is at first disappointed in her gift. But as the two quest and adventure through her storybooks, both Rabbit and Child grow and care for each other. And they discover that love is the greatest force in the Universe and can make impossible things Real.

Everyone knows the story of Peter Pan. Or, at least, everyone thinks they do. But unless you have heard it from Tinker Bell’s point of view, you really have not heard it at all. A new twinkling light shines on all the characters you love including, Wendy, the Lost Boys, Peter Pan, Smee, and the nefarious Hook from a feisty fairy’s point of view.

Kevin and Karen Montgomery are vexed by their child and their parents through their baby monitor as they try to teach their infant daughter to soothe herself.

Pat and Terry argue about their plants and so much more.

Married couple Lee McKenzie and Makenzie Lord-Nelson are up-and-coming political operatives in Washington, D.C. When they decide to have a child, they find themselves willing but wholly unprepared for the various challenges they face. They must balance work opportunities with their son’s weight-loss, neighborly (but unsolicited) advice, and a very uncertain future. The Guilt of the Possible takes a humorous and honest look at the first year of parenthood. Each scene covers an event in the first twelve months of their son’s life.

The improv troupe Please Clap has just broken up, right before they must perform at a corporate event.

Three low-level writers at a Hollywood studio try to create a catch-phrase for a time-traveling romantic drama adventure major motion picture.

Three sisters clean out their father's house after he passes away.

Sophie brings her mute husband Danny to therapist Evan to find out why he has stopped talking.

A father describes a dream he had about his newborn.

Monologue for a young woman.

In this version of "The Frog Prince," a spoiled Princess drops her iPod (which she has named "Poddy") into a well and a talking frog emerges to strike a deal with her: he'll fetch Poddy from the bottom of the well, and in return, the Princess must bring the Frog to the castle for an extended stay.

Max and Rory break-up.

The bureaucracy machine.

It's about ethics in video game journalism.

Was there anything before just now?

A grandfather and grandson have a surprisingly important conversation.

Two parents consult a doctor about difficulties potty training their son.