John Weagly

A tourist gets more than she bargained for when she stops in for a quick drink at a bayou roadhouse.

Two aliens come to Earth to put dogs in designer clothes, but Bailey the Pit Bull only wants them to play fetch.

Two lonely, possibly-poisoned pet owners find exactly what they need: each other.

Ava's friends have their hands full when they find her up a tree, in this heartbreak - and cocaine - fueled comedy.

Old friends get together for the holidays with a poisonous twist.

Dave doesn't get along with his skeleton. He enlists the help of a stranger to find a cure for his suspicious malady.

Louise has done something she shouldn't have with another man. Can Roy see past his rage and forgive her?

In the dark of night during the zombie apocalypse, three friends sit in a graveyard waiting for Grandma to rise from the dead.

What was in the night sky in San Francisco all those years ago?

Two sailors on a cargo ship off of the Great Barrier Reef question their duty and the nature of curiosity.

Convoy Tony and Convoy Troy both love big rigs, CB radios and convoys – but do they both love honesty?

Two strangers vie for control of a dead midget.

Billy and Nina are after something in Dr. Goat's office, and they'll do anything to get their hands on it.

When Karen accidentally opens a portal to another dimension, she calls the only person she can rely on for help. A Lovecraftian tale of terror.

A MONOLOGUE. Penelope is hungry, but what tastes good in her mind?

Agnes & Rutherford enjoy the first day of spring in a Dystopian society.

Fred dreams of frogs living in the desert.

A short tale of lost love, regret and gorilla arms.

Marcie and Linda are lost in the woods, a deranged psychopath hot on their heels. Will they escape? Or will slasher cliches be their doom?

A MONOLOGUE. Susan tries to get past her religious infirmity.

A MONOLOGUE. Lily remembers a rodeo man and the features that made him the love of her life. "The most thoughtful and tender memory monologue about the highs and lows of love."

Norman has big plans for Valentine's Day, but a Komodo Dragon has other thoughts.

Krampus needs to replenish his supply of birch rods, but a snooty salesperson stands in the way.

Love blooms between a peculiar woman and a misfit man.

Feral hogs have wandered into the farmyard and are very close to the children. Will thoughts and quicksand be enough to stop them?

In a run-down motel room on the edge of a desolate highway, two broken souls crash into each other. Is change possible, or are we stuck being who we are?

Two lady-thugs wait for their boss to pick up a package.

Orville and Wilbur, two brothers, talk about clouds, the meaning of life and edible birds.

Tixiebelle-Wren and Calliope-Peach really want to go to a Halloween concert. Unfortunately, the tickets were buried with Cooter-Cain.

A Pigman, his manager and a pizza delivery woman meet in a motel on the edge of nowhere.

Two soldiers in a never-ending war, discover a new way to become a hero.

There's good news for suppliers of child caskets this fall!

Thea and Ellie find a vanity being thrown out, but what could possibly be wrong with this nice piece of furniture?

Two women discuss dreams and desires while waiting for a rickshaw.

Conor needs a room-mate. Is a Sock Monkey looking for a place to live a dream come true or a nightmare in cotton?

In this tiny bit of nonsense, Father William is summoned to Agatha's home to try to save her from an unfortunate predicament she contracted at the beach.

In this family-friendly holiday mystery, Sherlock Holmes is asked to discover the identity of a man who lost his hat and goose in a late-night scuffle. At first, Holmes treats the request as only a mild curiosity, but then the countess of Morcar’s rare and valuable blue carbuncle is found stuffed down the goose’s throat. The pursuit of the thief leads Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson from 221B Baker Street to Covent Garden Market and all over the streets of wintery London.
Co-written with Michael Menendian.

Cornell is caught by his new wife, Hopley, sneaking back into his hotel room on his wedding night. Where has he been? What has he been doing? What is he wearing?

Two abandoned, out-of-work circus performers try to make sense of a bizarre big-top catastrophe.

Arkham, Massachusetts. The late-1800’s. The Age of Steam. Over a three-day period of philandering secrets, a dire prophecy is foretold and comes to pass.

Would you vote for an evil cosmic deity for Alderman of the 14th Ward?

A MONOLOGUE. Loretta remembers her lost son while trying to decide on coffee.

Victor has a wonderful surprise for Dianne this holiday season.

England. The late-1800’s. The Age of Steam. Gerard and Elisabeth wander through their steampunk lives searching for ever-elusive love. Along the way they cross paths with dirigibles, time travelers, gyromancy, squids, poetry, destruction, magic mushrooms, mad scientists, dynamite-fetishists, and a mechanical man with a cheating heart. Perfect for Fringe Festivals.

A MONOLOGUE. Let your feet touch the grass everyday, but don't overdo it.

In the Arizona desert, a long-haul truck driver comes to the aid of a lady in distress - but is she too late?

Stacey and Emma try to make the best out of a bad outer space situation.

A Mako Shark and a Tiger Shark dispute the sentiments of a beach-front poetry reading.

Sally and Patricia need something to do on a Friday night, but what's safe?