FULL LENGTH. Inspired by the plays of Roberto-Aguirre Sacasa, LAND OF THE FREE, HOME OF THE WEIRD is a thrilling collection of short plays with genres ranging from pulp horror, true crime, to science fiction inspired by New Jersey folklore intended to be staged in the style of THE COLORED MUSEUM/promenade style. Written for a diverse ensemble of 12, this play explores New Jersey at different periods in time from the 1700's, to the 70's-90's, to present day. NOTE: This play does contain triggering topics such as violence, drug use, mentions of sexual assault, suicide, murder, human/ritualistic sacrifice, gore, and white supremacy.

FULL LENGTH. Based on the groundbreaking novel of the same name by Marko Vignjevic, is an existentialist futuristic fiction piece about a society that has collapsed on itself and what it means to live under dogmatic oppression. It is presented here as a dramatic and thrilling play written for a diverse ensemble for theatre groups of all levels.

In the not-so-distant future, an innocuous everyman, Ayda, a mortuary worker, lives in a dystopian society that openly embraces cannibalism where human flesh is sold by the pound and consumed by all. Ayda finds himself completely repulsed by this world around him and agonizes over his existence in the neo-fascist politics of his life.

However, as luck would have it, he crosses paths with three unlikely partners in his private dissent: an older heiress, Draga, a suicidal taxidermist, Pavle, and a father-like figure, Balaban, whose unexpected intertwining forces them all to evaluate what their true values are in this sinister society and to challenge their perception of what their world should truly represent. After much turmoil, an unsuspecting offer reveals itself to Ayda which forces him to question everything that he believes in. Does he take it? Or does he reject everything?

FULL LENGTH. Up in Flames is a modern dramedy exploring race, privilege, and fatphobia within influencer culture against the backdrop of one of our generation's most meme-worthy cultural moments: the 2017 Fyre Festival. Flames... centers around Jade and Erin, two social media influencers and best friends, who seek cover in an emergency tent during The Fyre Festival, where they have found themselves in dire straights. But, when they are re-united with Erin's sister Arlene and her fiance Benji over the course of their already chaotic evening, no one is prepared for the secrets shared, Instagram tiles cracked, and the friendships that shatter. From New York City-based playwright Sean Pollock, comes a twisted Who's Afraid of Virginia Wolf-inspired drama for millennials and zoomers.

FIFTEEN-MINUTE PLAY. An adaptation of a Japanese folktale of the same name about a belligerent spirit named Ashiarai Yashiki that manifests in the form of a giant leg and insists on being washed. The story is retold in contemporary NYC through an absurdist lens with off-the-wall characters, non-sequiters, and multiple costume changes.

ONE-ACT. Based on the 2016 documentary of the same name by Sean Dunne. A docutheatre piece that is a glimpse inside the divisive and complex world of fanatical Trump supporters of varying identities (and protestors) using actual found text from a rally in Vegas in January 2016.