Vincent Delaney

It's 1894. Young Annie Londonderry takes on a wager to become the first woman to bicycle solo around the globe--and sets off a firestorm in the women's movement. THE DEVIL'S WHEEL is a heartfelt comedy that tells the true story of this complex early feminist icon, who pushed every possible Victorian boundary to achieve her goal. She was an impresario, part hero, part fraud, at a time when women were allowed neither agency nor complexity.

The play is written to be performed with 5 WOMEN, playing a rich range of historical roles, male and female.

FEATURED AT: Orlando Shakes PlayFest, Capital Rep NextAct.

Garrett and Tory are neighbors to Rob and Paige, in a Southern California neighborhood ravaged by foreclosure. Six months ago Rob lost his job and home, and vanished with his pregnant wife.

But today they’re back, squatting with their newborn baby in their former home, craving reconnection with their best friends. Everything has changed, but there are still deep bonds, full of tension and jealousy and humor, between the two couples.

As Garrett and Tory struggle to understand what’s happening, they find their own marriage fracturing. And when a realtor shows up with a buyer for Rob’s home, the tension pushes all the relationships past a point of no return.

FEATURED AT: Premiere Stages New Play Fest, LAByrinth Summer Intensive.

In the New Mexico desert, not far from the casinos and the spaceport, Sheridan is camped out, hiding in a gutted trailer. Everyone knows he's there, but no one knows why. Except maybe a card player named Soledad.

Winner of the New Play Award from Premiere Stages, NJ.

Orson and Louella are job seekers in the most ruthless market known to history: the world of today. As they spiral through the brutality of telemarketing, fast food, failed interviews, and nasty bosses, somehow both the jobs and the firings get worse. In the end they discover the sweetness that comes from love--and rebellion.

PRODUCTIONS: Radial Theatre Project, ACT Theatre, Orange Theatre (Amsterdam).

Finalist, ATCA Steinberg Award.

It’s election night, 3AM. Laura Smith is a far-right senator who’s just lost the battle of her life. Her intern, Jessie, has ambitions and secrets of her own. Their friendly drinking game quickly descends to darker terrain, where two powerful women fight for all they have.

Produced at InterAct in Philadelphia, Seattle Public Theatre, NY International Fringe Festival.

Based on interviews with former German prisoners of war, this is the true story of the POW camps which dotted the US during World War Two.

It’s 1945. Thousands of Germans are trapped here behind barbed wire, while back home their world is collapsing. Some are ardent Nazis, some are barely old enough to hold a shovel. Every one of them is scared: of the war, of losing their home, of the vastness of this strange land. But for a few, a camp production of a Moliere play may give them a chance—either to escape or to transcend.

Developed at The Actors Company Theatre, NYC, and the Orlando Shakespeare Festival.

On his 16th birthday, Tate receives a present he never asked for: Ansel, who was grown to provide him with replacement parts. But as they grow up together, Tate discovers that some gifts can't be so easily accepted. Set in a dystopia not that far from today, the play asks how far we'll go to stay human.

Developed at Premiere Stages, NJ, Theatre 22 Seattle, and ACT Theatre.