Alex Fortune

Amid the strained peace after the first great elf war, two star-crossed janitors (Danny and Kimetri) meet in secret in the boiler room of Smith College in Western Massachusetts. Danny (a janitor at Mt. Holyoke College) has arrived uninvited and on the run from an enraged Smith College Janitorial staff, but is determined to rescue Kimetri(a Smith College Janitor more recently transferred in from grounds) from the tyranny of the current Janitorial order, out of love and a need to make meaning from his prior failure to help the elves.
Kimetri is forced to confront their tenuous neutral position in the conflict, unpacking their narrative of the elves, and feelings towards Danny.
Will they find love, or is that the wrong question?

Two guards of rival kingdoms see each other every day, but are kept from each other by the very border they oversee. But Today, perhaps they are feeling more bold, begging the question: "What if we touched halberds?"

Something is Missing

Marge comes to terms with her friend moving to Boulder, bonding with a pigeon (Dennis), whose friend Fennis is leaving for Cleveland.

a Poli-sci-fi play, taking place in a society which decides public policy by averages of polls. Through the action of a Poll-taker, an Analyst, a Citizen, and a Theorist, we follow the destruction of a political order through data outliers.

In an isolated forest, a mysterious green man is discovered growing in the ground. Political and cultural forces from every side are eager to point to him as a symbol. But is the green man here to save us, destroy us, or become us?

A pseudo-intellectual eco-farce

A Forsythian Dweller's Club Magazine Staff meeting accelerates into an uncontrollable extrapolated future with the introduction of a mysterious brand consultant.

Stuart attempts to re-create a map that his grandfather created, in turn creating new worlds that have a life of their own. Desert, Island, Library is a surreal play that examines questions of legacy, permanence, and human expansion.

An eccentric start-up tries to build a computer god, and a techno-ossuary, but higher consciousnesses emerge from the realm of thought to stake their claim to existence.

Two people reconnect, stuck between past and present, unable to drop the bit

Two busy and intense people get derailed, losing and finding their internal narratives.

One Queen prepares her successor in an intimate meeting the night before coronation

Mostly people walking in and out of hats

A hasty rehashed Beckett satire

Nobody really knows what free speech means, right?

A beautiful day in the park, in which everyone knows exactly how much longer they have left to live