Laura Rohrman

Coyotes is a monologue told from the POV of a woman, looking back on mothering her young daughter from some point far ahead in the future. A love letter of motherhood & NYC the way it was before everything changed.

The Agency revolves around the inner workings of the oldest talent agency in New York City. A young woman with some secrets enters unsure of herself and accidentally gets a job much bigger than she imagined.

A case needs to be solved; a woman fears she may lose her job, while another woman is set on the perfect interview. What happens when our thoughts are overheard on an elevator.

An overworked NYC singleton tries out a new deadly class.

Three women take their friend on a rescue trip to get her to stop obsessing about her ex-boyfriend. Things get a little bit crazy and funny when the two of the women drink a truth serum.

Tribeca Mom is a comedic monologue about a mom on the brink of disaster. Or is she just trying to get a coffee and take a 30 minute break from motherhood?

A young woman gets in a terrible accident in Paris and tries to retrace her steps to find out what happened.
*Winner Best Actor Looking Glass Theater*

Sometime in the future, an actress finds a way to escape the area called "Below 14th." What comes next is a hilarious romantic thriller with epic surprises.

Reporter Girl is a historical biography play about cartoonist Dale Messick, America's first female syndicated cartoonist who created the popular cartoon strip Brenda Starr Reporter in 1940. Written by Dale's granddaughter, the play has a magical realism to it and three worlds - past, present and cartoon which helps bring to life the journey of one of our pioneering creative female geniuses. A play about a real woman's journey through art, family, career, heartbreak and beyond. Who tells our story is important.

My Life As You, set in the late 90's with nods to the rise of the Internet and how it begins to change society, is a poignant romantic comedy. Confused and on the verge of a breakdown, Stella, is in "a young life crisis" -- she's broken up with boyfriend and impulsively quit her job in San Francisco to move to the "Windy City" of Chicago to get a fresh start, sleeping on the couch with her type-A crazy friend, Diana, who isn't exactly going to help her. Jealousy mixed in with a very strong desire to figure everything out before the age of 30 pushes the two young women to the brink of hilarious disaster. They will try everything - even becoming each other to find happiness. The play is a psychological romantic comedy about those crazy female friendships -- the friend you must break up with. It's also a play that everyone who has ever had a job and broken up with a boyfriend or been 25 will love.
*Selected as a Top Five Finalist in the Mad Cow Women's Theatre Festival 2020* Selections of this play are published in Best Women's Stage Monologues by Smith and Kraus (2017 & 2020)

On Halloween night, Erica meets Jack, a sexy Irishman who is her dream ticket to fame, fortune, romance, and a free apartment. Not put off lightly, Erica continues down an unsteady path with her new beau who has the potential to erupt at any moment. But what about her? Hoboken is a shocking, high-stakes, psychological thriller that will make you think.

The deer talk, a baby needs feeding, Santa is drunk and might miss Christmas. There is a cave and no way out. Don Draper must think of some pithy copy. A twisty, funny holiday tale with epic surprises and Mad Men nostalgia.

A young couple in the medical field move into the "perfect" New York City apartment. But something is not quite right about it. Is it a broken heater or something darker? A familiar-looking man keeps showing up and it turns out his presence is part of a tragic secret.

The "Bone Demon" Madame Mao enters the dream space of a young mother to teach her a lesson about power.