Stephanie Gardner

Dorie is expecting a visit from her son's girlfriend's mother. She is a little anxious, not knowing the reason for the visit, or really anything about her son's social life. When the two moms meet, they take us on a journey, at times harrowing, at times hilarious, about parenting and relationships in the digital age.

It's 1936 in Charlotte, North Carolina and the Little Theatre needs a home! They are tired of performing in school cafeterias, orphanages, and churches. John Small, a politically connected attorney, has a plan. The good news? His connections might lead to a brand new theatre space. The bad news? He will have to 'deconsecrate' an African American burial ground first. Step back into Jim Crow Charlotte for this true tale of erasure that still haunts a local theatre community.

Marsha, the guest judge at a community art competition, learns there is more to a blank canvas than meets the eye. A zany play that pokes fun at pretension.

A competitive Scrabble player and their partner rent an Air Bnb for the Regional tournament. There is an odd house rule and an even odder Air Bnb host. Maybe they should have just gotten a hotel room.

AMERICAN LIGHTNING is a full-length play about college students in an escape room who are transported to an historical event in Salisbury NC in 1965. Two young women come a different understanding of one another after learning about their shared American history. Historical flashbacks include a KKK grand dragon who is hiring a salesman for his lightning rod business, and a Black police officer who is assigned to a Klan march just after the Voter Rights Act is signed by Lyndon Johnson. There is conflict among the modern college students, a climactic shooting, and a twist at the end where new identities are revealed.