In spite of daunting obstacles, a bankrupt but ambitious young artist moves from Kansas City to 1920s Hollywood determined to find success making animated cartoons. Based on real events in the life of Walt Disney.

Meet Dig, a caveman with motivational issues. He’d rather chill out with some ceremonial herb than hunt for meat, frustrating his super-intelligent adoptive family. But after rebellious Sparky rejects him at her coming-of-age ceremony in favor of a suspicious stranger, Dig realizes he must radically evolve to earn the trust of his tribe and save them from disaster. A visceral, playful look at the evolution of language, spirituality, and morality, “Modern Man” depicts a prehistoric family on the brink of the modern era. (Some sexual content.)

Reclusive photographer Lewis Carroll invites his hero, celebrity novelist Charles Dickens, to sit for a portrait, tumbling two very different Victorians into a baring of souls beneath a harsh, revealing spotlight.

"Intelligent and imaginative... the playwright's ability to offer an enormous amount of information in a light and humorous manner...keeps the audience blissfully entertained while they're actually learning plenty... If you are a fan of Carroll and Dickens you will certainly love this play. If you are not, you will be a fan thereafter."
--Dena Burroughs, Examiner.com

"You don't have to be interested in 19th century British literature to appreciate the play's odd-couple jousting and emotional poignancy."
--Deborah Klugman, LA Weekly

"Beautifully appointed two-hander about the authors of Great Expectations and Alice's Adventures in Wonderland... Perfectly scrumptious."
--David C. Nichols, LA Times

"Whether you're a fan of these two literary legends or are entirely new to their work, you'll find A Perfect Likeness to be suffused with the joy, laughter, love of language and the spirit of fun that the characters inspire."
--South Pasadena Review

"So lovely and entertaining that you want it to be true."
--Lynn Felder, Winston-Salem Journal