Jae is thirty-five and struggling. She's working a demanding journalism job, serving as conservator and caretaker for her sister with mysterious memory issues, comforting her sister's broken-hearted, butterfly wing-wearing therapist, and bemoaning her non-existent romantic life. Plus there's a song she can't get out of her head and a feeling she can't shake. It's a lot. When Jae's boss assigns her a story covering a mother orca who is carrying her dead baby through the ocean off the coast of Washington state, she reluctantly agrees to go. Her boat captain is uncooperative, she's worried about her sister, and her phone won't stop ringing. Then she comes face-to-face with the orca and everything changes. Waves Waves Waves is a dramatic comedy about family and memory, and asks the question, "Are you listening?"

When seventeen-year-old purse thief Jeremy climbs through his bedroom window with some loot, the last thing he expects is to be followed by the middle-aged, asthmatic husband of the woman whose purse he stole. This is Leon, and he wants his wife's purse back. Jeremy and Leon supposedly meet for the first time in Jeremy's bedroom, but as the play goes back in time, we find this isn't the first convergence between Jeremy and Leon's families. This comedy explores how our worlds are smaller than we think and how our similarities connect us more than our differences. [Full-length]

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This Greek myth follows the inventor Daedalus, who commits a crime in Athens and is banished to Crete to serve King Minos. Determined to right his wrongs, Daedalus becomes a father to Icarus, a daring and precocious boy whose eyes are on all the glories of the world around him--the sky, the sea, the stars--while Daedalus buries himself in his work, attempting to save the people of Crete from King Minos's shrewd plans, which include sacrificing humans to a ravenous minotaur. After adventures involving a sea god, the Labyrinth, the slaying of the minotaur, and a broken heart, Daedalus and Icarus find themselves in a tower surrounded by Minos's ships. As Icarus uses Daedalus's final invention, a pair of wings made of wax and feathers, he teaches Daedalus the joy of noticing the beauty around us and the bravery it takes to fly toward our fate. [60 min.]

Originally produced under pseudonym J.L. Sheridan.

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Denver and Sal are siblings dealing with the deaths of their parents. When Sal asks Denver for his signature on documents releasing her inheritance, things take a dark turn. [11 min.]

When sixteen-year-old Jeremy climbs through his bedroom window carrying a stolen purse, he doesn't expect an allergy-prone, wheezing middle-aged man to follow. The man is Leon, and he wants his wife's purse back. [17 min.]

Essie is a hapless girl in a television-watching rut. Little does she know when she places a call for help fixing a leaky toilet that her life is about to change. The handymen who arrive at her place are conjoined twins, and they fix more than leaky toilets. A comic romp. [12 minutes]