Carey Crim

Leigh Hodges seems to have it all. She's an beloved ER nurse and her husband Tom is a charismatic teacher who students adore and parents admire. But when a student accuses Tom of crossing a line, everything changes. Not just for Tom but for those in his immediate orbit- especially for Leigh and their teen-aged son. All must dig deeper than they ever have before in an attempt to find the truth. Was this talented teacher falsely accused or was a young woman's accusation finally taken seriously? This delicately balanced, beautifully nuanced new family drama digs deep beneath the surface of a happy suburban existence to explore the collateral damages of our actions.

Anna lives a small life on an underpopulated island in the Great Lakes. She has few friends and likes it that way. Her quiet, controlled world is turned upside don by the arrival of charming but secretive new neighbor Dutch. For different reasons Dutch and Anna have each been thrown away by mainstream society. Can their connection survive the revelations that must inevitably come with true intimacy?

Six women get together for a much needed girls night out. The plan is to eat, drink and create works of art at a local Paint and Sip night. But as the alcohol flows (and truths and insecurities are revealed) six carefully curated lives begin to show their cracks. Paint Night is about what happens when we let shed our Instagram #blessed lives and get hilariously and heartbreakingly real.

Hilarious and heart-warming, this unconventional new comedy tackles love, loss, and coming to terms with growing old. After hooking up at a funeral, Angus and Abigail find themselves waking up the next morning wrapped in sheets on Angus’ sofa. Strangers just the day before, Abigail thinks she may finally be ready to take another chance on love, but Angus has a few issues to work through first. Enter neighbor Ollie, formerly a baseball player for the Detroit Tigers who now enjoys golf and yoga. Nothing is as it seems with this trio and every disclosure reveals a new perspective. Set in a nearby Florida retirement community, this charming and big-hearted comedy takes us on an unexpected journey toward a new lease on life.

Never Not Once was the winner of the Jane Chambers 2017 Award for feminist playwriting. It was said of the play: With a multi-racial cast of well-defined characters, complex development, and a nuanced lens on sexuality, non-traditional family and taking responsibility, this play is theatrically satisfying and socially urgent.
SYNOPSIS: Eleanor, a biology major at Princeton, brings her boyfriend Rob home to meet her two (not perfect but still pretty excellent moms). While there, she lets them know that she has hired a private investigator to help her find her biological father. She says, as a scientist, she is curious about her genetics. But it's evident she might also just want to meet her dad. Nadine, her non-biological mom thinks it's a great idea, partly because she had a deep and wonderful relationship with her own father. Allison, Eleanor's biological mom is less enthusiastic, insisting that Eleanor's father, a one night stand in college whose name Allison doesn't remember, never even knew she existed. Nadine secretly gives Allison the name Doug. This information sends Eleanor on a journey to an unexpected and explosive answer to the question "Where do I come from?" The fallout and complications from this revelation force the whole family- and Doug- to confront the past in order to have any hope of moving on to a better future.

A single mother faces the need to care for her aging father, a prominent talk radio personality, after he begins failing. The Last Broadcast explores the collateral damage of a well-intentioned lie.

Molly Harrison, an agoraphobic mortician, has been anchored to the safety of her funeral home for over three years. Her vivacious mother and precocious teenage daughter try in their own humorous ways to help her take that first step down the front walk, including hypnosis, sensory-overload therapy and a trip to Moscow. But in the end, Molly must realize what is truly important in her life before the power of love can finally inspire her to embrace the world again.

David and Emily are smart, successful and totally in love. But the one thing they want above all else, a child, just isn't happening for them. This play follows their hilarious and heartwarming journey to parenthood. A journey that no only affects them, but their extended family as well.

Winner: Miami City Theatre National Award for Short Playwriting. Emily and David desperately want a baby but, so far, it hasn't happened for them. Tonight...they must try to procreate before the window of opportunity is slammed shut for another month. Emily plans a romantic evening, but the stress of "have to" might prove to be too much for them both.

Buried feelings come to the surface when Myles and Kate attend a destination wedding for Kate's ex.

A young housekeeper makes a shocking discovery when she knocks on the door to clean Room 313 at a cheap roadside motel near the New York- Canadian border. She meets a distressed soldier who, one way or another, doesn’t want to return to duty. Their subsequent interaction will change them both forever.