Juan Ramirez, Jr.

Juan Ramirez, Jr. is a Nuyorican-Chapín Boogie Down Bronx born-and-raised internationally produced, award-winning playwright and screenwriter, monologist, actor, director, filmmaker, producer and poet.

Stage Credits:

His latest play Calling Puerto Rico recently received a workshop production in 2023 with Pa’lante Theater Company to a sold out two-week run, going viral on the company’s Tiktok, and later going on a five-city tour in Connecticut, reaching a total of 2,000+ audience members. The play and Juan was selected into the 2020 – 2021 Dramatists Guild Fellowship with mentorship from Migdalia Cruz and Lucy Thurber and Elena Araoz. The play was selected as a Miranda Family Voces Latinx Playwriting Competition Finalist with Repertorio Espańol directed by Cándido Tirado and received a...

Juan Ramirez, Jr. is a Nuyorican-Chapín Boogie Down Bronx born-and-raised internationally produced, award-winning playwright and screenwriter, monologist, actor, director, filmmaker, producer and poet.

Stage Credits:

His latest play Calling Puerto Rico recently received a workshop production in 2023 with Pa’lante Theater Company to a sold out two-week run, going viral on the company’s Tiktok, and later going on a five-city tour in Connecticut, reaching a total of 2,000+ audience members. The play and Juan was selected into the 2020 – 2021 Dramatists Guild Fellowship with mentorship from Migdalia Cruz and Lucy Thurber and Elena Araoz. The play was selected as a Miranda Family Voces Latinx Playwriting Competition Finalist with Repertorio Espańol directed by Cándido Tirado and received a workshop reading starring Sean Carvajal (Jesus Hopped the ‘A’ Train) and Monica Steuer (Fur). The play received the 2019 Bronx Recognize Its Own Award (BRIO) in part with the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs for its “…artistic excellence.” The play received workshop readings with The 24 Hour Plays, Latinx Playwrights Circle and Primary Stages, a workshop reading at IATI directed Tatiana Pandiani. The play also is a 2020 BAPF (Bay Area Playwrights Festival) Finalist and in 2018, the play made Semi-finalist for the LTC Carnaval of New Latinx work.

The American Dream was selected as part of the inaugural 2024 Dynamic Duos Play Festival with Urban Stages, directed by Daniela Thome. In 2023, the play received its world premiere with Subtext Studio Theatre Company part of The Chicago Latino Theatre Alliance’s Destinos Festival, directed by Omar Vincente Fernandez and translated by Kairis Rivera. The play was selected for the 2018 New American Voices Play Reading Series at The Landing Theatre in Houston, Texas, directed by Stephen Miranda. It was part of the inaugural 2017 Broadway Bound Theatre Festival performed at the 14th Street Y. The play was also a semi-finalist for the 2016 Stage Left Theatre’s Downstage Left residency.

His solo show Broadway Of The Bronx: A Juan Man Show was awarded the inaugural Bronx Council on the Art’s Bronx Cultural Visions Fund Production Grant, developed at a Yaddo Residency, and produced for a one-night only workshop production, directed by Cándido Tirado with dramaturgy by Carmen Rivera and Pandora Scooter and The American Theater Group PlayLab. The project began with a mini-grant part of Rattlestick Theater’s Block-by-Block Artist Investigation Project, led by Cusi Cram and Daniella Toppel. Special, performed onsite at The Hub, The Bronx. Special thanks for selection for the Celebrating Diversity Through Wallace Artist Salon: Diversity Awareness & Hispanic Heritage Month, part of the Wallace Foundation and selected and awarded the City Artist Corps Grant, partnering with New York City Department of Cultural Affairs (DCLA), with support from the Mayor’s Office of Media and Entertainment (MOME) as well as Queens Theatre, the virtual production and workshop Broadway Of The Bronx Monologue Workshop was presented with support from Art Defined.

Of Great Magnitude, or The Earthquake Play received the 2023 – 2014 Ensemble Studio Theatre/Alfred P. Sloan Commission, based on the true story of Mexican civil engineer Dr. Leonardo Zeevaert, who built the foundation for the world’s first skyscraper, Torre Latinoamericana, on a highly seismic zone.

His Theater of the Absurd Hip-Hop dramedy Say Less was selected and won Third Place for Best Play part of the 2021 Downtown Urban Arts Festival, performed at the Abrons Art Center’s 1915 Playhouse Theater. One Act Of Kindness is selected and won Third Place for best short play part of The Lab Stage for the 2020 Downtown Urban Arts Festival. Ridin‘ Shotgun made its festival debut and won Best Play in the 2019 Downtown Urban Arts Festival. Sailing Stones made Second Place for Best Short Play as part of the 2018 Downtown Urban Arts Festival and Honor Among Thieves was selected for the 2017 Downtown Urban Arts Festival presented at The Cherry Lane. Walk The Bronx is a 2016 Downtown Urban Theater Festival Finalist.

Salt Flats is selected and will perform in the Downtown Urban Arts Festival this June.

Sailing Stones made semi-finlaist with the 2023 2nd annual STX LatinX New Play Festival.

Don Juan received a workshop reading with the Arizona Actors Academy, directed by Rachel Grimes and assisted directed by Christian Valenzuela. In 2020, the play received a virtual reading with The Quarantine Players, receiving a BroadwayWorld Washington, D.C. nomination for Best Ensemble (Non-Equity) Performance. The play was first produced and performed at Dixon Place, with The PlayPen Collective.

Mama Bear and Her Cubs was selected and received development with Dramatic Question Theatre’s 2023 Classics In Color New Play Development Program, led by Caridad Svich, with an excerpt performed part of the 2024 Digital Stage Season. The play was selected as part of Egg & Spoon’s Incubator Series, directed by Omar Perez. The play also received a zoom reading as part of the 2021 Dramatists Guild Footlights program.

Stroke Of Madness was part of the inaugural Ingenio Milagro 2017 Play Reading Series in Portland, Oregon. It was also part of the 2016 Cimientos Play Development Program with IATI directed by Victoria Collado. Wall was part of the 2017 Cimientos Play Development Program directed by Eric Parness and also part of the monthly LaTea Reading Series, also directed by Victoria Collado.

He was part of the inaugural Playwright Sponsored National Winter Playwright’s Retreat in Pagosa Springs, CO with HBMG Foundation, where he wrote the first of four plays for his tetralogy cycle plays (formerly Chupacabra Play Cycle), based on the four psychological attitudes for racism. The first being titled The Ranch, or How Innocent Is Ignorance? (Play cycle 1 of 4).

The work-in-progress tetralogy titled The Protest, or Fear is a Liar (Play cycle 2 of 4) was read at the Dramatists Guild Friday Night Footlights NYC.

As part of the 2020-2021 American Theater Group PlayLab, led by Pandora Scooter, he developed The Inauguration, or There is no Them (Play cycle 3 of 4), The Landfill, or Hate Hurts (Play cycle 4 of 4), and his play Lifeless.

White Knuckle was selected and developed at Chain Theatre’s 2021 Play Lab Series, receiving a two-night virtual reading, directed by G.D. Kimble. One Act Of Kindness was selected and produced as part of the 2021 One Act Festival, making an encore as Audience Choice winner, starring Cristy Reynoso and Angela Reynoso.

The Love Hate Club was recently selected and performed part of the 2022 Future Classic Festival with Titan Theatre Company, and received a 2021 City Corps Grant with Art Defined, for virtual reading led by Angela Reynoso. The play was selected and performed at the 2021 Broadway Bound Theater Festival at Theater Row, with partnering producers Art Defined and Lehman Stages, directed by Simran Pal-Kaur, starring Angela Reynoso.

Coquito received a virtual reading part of the Latinx Playwrights Circle 2020 Final Draft Reading Series and American Theater Play Group Summer Reading Series.

A Love Letter To The Bronx, a Bronx epic play, had a virtual production in December 2021. The play rights are released license-free to Bronx participating organizations. This project is awarded and funded by the Bronx Council on the Arts’ 2021 New Work grant.

You Have The Right To Remain Heard was commissioned by COPP (Communities Organizing in Partnership for Peace), working with youth and active police officers, still in development, led by John-Martin Green and Stephanie Berry.

One Night Standoff was selected and produced part of the 2023 Queens Short Play Festival, Secret Theater, led by Brian Doyle, directed by Simran Pal-Kaur. The play was invited and performed part of the Queer Love: 4 Short Tales of Affection & Romance Festival at Lehman Stages, Lehman Art Gallery.

His monologue The Sun Shines on Death was performed part of Fernando Vieira’s and Ezequiel Tavares’ Bótate! Performance Series located at the JVS Project Space.

The Customer Voting Service written for and produced by Conch Shell Productions as part of the #BlueLightSeries, focused on the current times of 2020. March By June was written for The Reset Theatre Coalition, presented by Conch Shell Productions, in collaboration with Braata Productions and Kumu Khaua Theatre, to produce works by Writers of Color. The play starred Kailah King and was directed by Ayvaunn Penn. In 2021, Aftershocks: A Tetralogy of Our Times was virtually produced in co-collaboration with Magaly Colimon-Christopher, which included the comedy Sheep, directed by Pat Golden.

Truck Stop Queen was part of the Ways to (dis)Connect festival at The American Theatre of Actors, directed by Bilal Walker. The play was part of LIC One-Act Festival and published in an anthology with the Secret Theatre. Normalcy, Or, The Toilet Paper Play was selected and included in 2020 The One-Minute Play Festival’s Coronavirus Play Project. Take Part! is part of the 2023 Gi60 One-Minute Play Festival in Houston, Dad & Son at 2013, To Speed Or Not To Speed at 2014 and Hey at 2018 Gi60 One minute play festival in Halifax, UK. The former play is selected and published in One Minute Plays: A Practical Guide To Tiny Theatre, Routledge 2017.

Love Diplomats was produced by the Raíces Theatre Company’s 2016 Desde El Puente. It was also selected for 2016 Short + Sweet International Festival Top 80 in Sydney, Australia and performed at the Top 10 NYU Abu Dhabi Arts Center.

Love In All The Right Places was produced at Ophelia Theatre Group and Manhattan Repertory Company. The latest production was part of Bronx Council on the Arts 2021 Bronx Expressions Spring Performance Series, presented virtually.

There’s A Wolf At The Door was also performed at Manhattan Rep. Pro And Cons made Abstract Sentiment Theater Company’s Block and Talk series in October 2014. It also made 2016 Fall 10 Minute Play Series and 2016 Playwright’s Showcase with Manhattan Repertory Company.

The Safety of Strangers, a one-act festival of his works Borrowed Time, JUMP!, and Admitted was produced with Henry Ovalles at Theatre Row. His one-act play JUMP! was also part of Lehman’s first annual playwright’s festival. At The Corner of Francis and Wolf was produced with The Bronx Repertory Company and Red Light at Lehman College’s SUMMERWORX. American Culture was produced at NYU’s Blink of an Eye one-act festival.

Jimmy’s Tab is a 2011 Princess Grace semi-finalist.

He is a film assessor, script reader, judge and panelist for several fellowships and festivals. He has taught classes in various art disciplines from improv to screenwriting.

He received his B.A. from Lehman College and his MFA in Dramatic Writing from NYU Tisch.

He has been awarded Bronx Council on the Art’s SU-CASA, Community Arts, Arts Fund and New Work grants.

He is a Dramatists Guild member, a 2020-2021 Dramatists Guild Fellow, Dramatists Guild End of Play Partner, Yaddo Artist, American Theater Group Play Lab Member, a LatinX Playwright Circle Member, Latiné Musical Theatre Lab member, and a producing member of The Bronx Repertory Company.

You can find his work on Stage Agent, New Play Exchange, and for sale monologues in his Monologue Catalogue.
www.JuanRamirezJr.com

Scripts

Calling Puerto Rico

by Juan Ramirez, Jr.

Synopsis

In New York City, Joel is an amatuer radio operator who has not been out of his attic apartment for about a year. He gets news about Tropical Storm Maria and the potential it has to harm Puerto Rico. Worried, he decides to reach out over the radio to a man he hasn’t spoken to in a long time, his grandfather, Aníbal.

In New York City, Joel is an amatuer radio operator who has not been out of his attic apartment for about a year. He gets news about Tropical Storm Maria and the potential it has to harm Puerto Rico. Worried, he decides to reach out over the radio to a man he hasn’t spoken to in a long time, his grandfather, Aníbal.

Ridin' Shotgun

by Juan Ramirez, Jr.

Synopsis

The always-joking Alberto meets up in the car of his always-serious friend Lamonte to comfort him on the recent murder of his sister. Lamonte is on a chase for revenge and wants Alberto to go with him. Tonight, they literally and figuratively experience a drive that can only end in an emotional crash.

The always-joking Alberto meets up in the car of his always-serious friend Lamonte to comfort him on the recent murder of his sister. Lamonte is on a chase for revenge and wants Alberto to go with him. Tonight, they literally and figuratively experience a drive that can only end in an emotional crash.

The American Dream

by Juan Ramirez, Jr.

Synopsis

Corina is an immigrant from Guatemala who has smuggled her way across the border guided by Efren, her coyote aka human smuggler. Instead of finding freedom, she finds herself imprisoned by Efren, who now holds her inside a safe house, awaiting the final Western Union payment from her husband. Set in the last hour and twenty minutes, Corina begs for her freedom but letting her go is against everything Efren...

Corina is an immigrant from Guatemala who has smuggled her way across the border guided by Efren, her coyote aka human smuggler. Instead of finding freedom, she finds herself imprisoned by Efren, who now holds her inside a safe house, awaiting the final Western Union payment from her husband. Set in the last hour and twenty minutes, Corina begs for her freedom but letting her go is against everything Efren stands for.

Stroke Of Madness

by Juan Ramirez, Jr.

Synopsis

An emerging painter, Manuel Marquez, known for his red color variation works, is searching for his inspiration for the color crimson. While placing the blame on his muse, Isabel, she suddenly vanishes and yet the trauma inspires his work. What is the fine line between reaching greatness and losing your sanity before life truly imitates art?

An emerging painter, Manuel Marquez, known for his red color variation works, is searching for his inspiration for the color crimson. While placing the blame on his muse, Isabel, she suddenly vanishes and yet the trauma inspires his work. What is the fine line between reaching greatness and losing your sanity before life truly imitates art?

Don Juan

by Juan Ramirez, Jr.

Synopsis

Juan has proposed to Francesca, but she’s unsure of his true commitment. Francesca decides to use a grad school film exercise as an excuse to meet his exes and find out everything there is know about her prospective fiancé. In doing so, she uses the audiences as a sounding board to gain insight.

Juan has proposed to Francesca, but she’s unsure of his true commitment. Francesca decides to use a grad school film exercise as an excuse to meet his exes and find out everything there is know about her prospective fiancé. In doing so, she uses the audiences as a sounding board to gain insight.

Say Less

by Juan Ramirez, Jr.

Synopsis

Two men living in the South Bronx feel like they have no future and truly believe they have no say in their lives. One is ready to die and the other is ready to kill. What does hope look like for them? Let them try to convince you that you can live without it.

Two men living in the South Bronx feel like they have no future and truly believe they have no say in their lives. One is ready to die and the other is ready to kill. What does hope look like for them? Let them try to convince you that you can live without it.

Wall

by Juan Ramirez, Jr.

Synopsis

WALL is a play that explores emotional, psychological, spiritual and human truth about giving up everything you believe in for a chance at happiness. Four town friends play a folklore ball game by the border wall until the beast arrives and forces them to change.

WALL is a play that explores emotional, psychological, spiritual and human truth about giving up everything you believe in for a chance at happiness. Four town friends play a folklore ball game by the border wall until the beast arrives and forces them to change.

White Knuckle

by Juan Ramirez, Jr.

Synopsis

White Knuckle centers around former boxer Rafael who has left rehab early, believing he could "white knuckle" it aka, stay sober only through willpower, to attend his father's funeral. He hopes to run the family business but his brother, Enrique wants to sell. How many shots can Rafael take?

White Knuckle centers around former boxer Rafael who has left rehab early, believing he could "white knuckle" it aka, stay sober only through willpower, to attend his father's funeral. He hopes to run the family business but his brother, Enrique wants to sell. How many shots can Rafael take?

Coquito

by Juan Ramirez, Jr.

Synopsis

Camila has always lived her life for her family, especially making sure that her coquito tastes perfect every holiday. Over the next five years, she struggles to keep them together and as she loses to life’s hardships, she’s forced to ignore her own happiness, even to the point of making bad coquito.

Camila has always lived her life for her family, especially making sure that her coquito tastes perfect every holiday. Over the next five years, she struggles to keep them together and as she loses to life’s hardships, she’s forced to ignore her own happiness, even to the point of making bad coquito.

Honor Among Thieves

by Juan Ramirez, Jr.

Synopsis

A group of thieves watch over their latest stolen car that so happens to be filled with money. When information comes in, the crew must figure out if the car is a gift or a curse.

A group of thieves watch over their latest stolen car that so happens to be filled with money. When information comes in, the crew must figure out if the car is a gift or a curse.

The Love Hate Club

by Juan Ramirez, Jr.

Synopsis

Are you still friends with your ex? In this dramedy, after a bar fight, Lily finds herself in a situation where she has taken in her ex, Mia. As old feelings begin to emerge, Lily must decide if she's going to take Mia back or not. The play asks, what exactly is a love/hate relationship and should we love or hate our exes? Is it possible to do both? Who knows? Join the club!

Are you still friends with your ex? In this dramedy, after a bar fight, Lily finds herself in a situation where she has taken in her ex, Mia. As old feelings begin to emerge, Lily must decide if she's going to take Mia back or not. The play asks, what exactly is a love/hate relationship and should we love or hate our exes? Is it possible to do both? Who knows? Join the club!

A Love Letter To The Bronx

by Juan Ramirez, Jr.

Synopsis

A Love Letter To The Bronx is an epic play, set in a neighborhood of the Bronx. Filled with many characters, each scene is its own story, with themes inspired by the borough. The protagonist, Anthony, returns to his home to see his mother, and takes in the changes to his neighborhood.

This project was awarded and made possible by the Bronx Council on the Art's 2021 New Work grant. It is a license-free work for...

A Love Letter To The Bronx is an epic play, set in a neighborhood of the Bronx. Filled with many characters, each scene is its own story, with themes inspired by the borough. The protagonist, Anthony, returns to his home to see his mother, and takes in the changes to his neighborhood.

This project was awarded and made possible by the Bronx Council on the Art's 2021 New Work grant. It is a license-free work for participating organizations in The Bronx. The work may be staged in its entirety, by selected scenes or selected characters. This work will continue to go through revisions. Check out www.JuanRamirezJr.com for latests drafts.

The Chupacabra Play Cycle #1 of 4: The Ranch Or How Innocent Is Ignorance?

by Juan Ramirez, Jr.

Synopsis

This tetralogy's theme is focused on the four psychological pillars of racism: Ignorance, Fear, Elitism and Self-Hate.

A team of bounty hunters arrive at a ranch to locate the possibility of existing chupacabras. The team commander, Calypso, is forced to nurse Rey, their new tracker, who was accidently shot by Nico. Although believing she knows all there is to know about these creatures, she demands a new...

This tetralogy's theme is focused on the four psychological pillars of racism: Ignorance, Fear, Elitism and Self-Hate.

A team of bounty hunters arrive at a ranch to locate the possibility of existing chupacabras. The team commander, Calypso, is forced to nurse Rey, their new tracker, who was accidently shot by Nico. Although believing she knows all there is to know about these creatures, she demands a new strategy to accomplish the mission but Rey has a unique way of dealing with the chupacabras that she is not prepared for.

At The Corner Of Francis And Wolf

by Juan Ramirez, Jr.

Synopsis

Rider is a pool hall owner running numbers out of the basement to make ends meet. He has taken a protégé in a young kid named Nathan and Tony, his runner, thinks he's more trouble than needed. Things come apart when money goes missing and this week's winner is a fresh out of prison former hitman named Eddie.

Rider is a pool hall owner running numbers out of the basement to make ends meet. He has taken a protégé in a young kid named Nathan and Tony, his runner, thinks he's more trouble than needed. Things come apart when money goes missing and this week's winner is a fresh out of prison former hitman named Eddie.

Mama Bear and Her Cubs (A Bronx Homage to Mother Courage and Her Children)

by Juan Ramirez, Jr.

Synopsis

Mama Bear and Her Cubs is my Bronx homage piece that follows a mother and her kids during some of the most violent years in the South Bronx. Gang violence was common as they fought for territories and forced people to join them by means of harsh initiation. My protagonist, Mama Bear, struggles throughout the years to keep her children safe and will do anything to do so, no matter the consequences or the...

Mama Bear and Her Cubs is my Bronx homage piece that follows a mother and her kids during some of the most violent years in the South Bronx. Gang violence was common as they fought for territories and forced people to join them by means of harsh initiation. My protagonist, Mama Bear, struggles throughout the years to keep her children safe and will do anything to do so, no matter the consequences or the allegiances she must make. The more she tries to keep them safe, the more dangerous it gets.

The Truth Theory

by Juan Ramirez, Jr.

Synopsis

Staying in the Catskills, Riley invites her friend, Caitlin, but without permission, Caitlin brings along her rude boyfriend, Max, while having invited Lucas, the man whose shoulder she leaned on while her and Max were fighting. To take off the obvious tension, the group decides on a night of drug taking. Things are said and things are done but no one can hide behind an excuse when they discover the truth about...

Staying in the Catskills, Riley invites her friend, Caitlin, but without permission, Caitlin brings along her rude boyfriend, Max, while having invited Lucas, the man whose shoulder she leaned on while her and Max were fighting. To take off the obvious tension, the group decides on a night of drug taking. Things are said and things are done but no one can hide behind an excuse when they discover the truth about the drugs.

Sailing Stones

by Juan Ramirez, Jr.

Synopsis

At rock bottom, Jaime forces his god-fearing best friend, Charlie, out into the Death Valley desert to finally prove once and for all if a god exists. Who will save them?

At rock bottom, Jaime forces his god-fearing best friend, Charlie, out into the Death Valley desert to finally prove once and for all if a god exists. Who will save them?

One Act of Kindness

by Juan Ramirez, Jr.

Synopsis

After her car breaks down on the side of the road, Ema decides to walk only to find Amila, a forgetful orange seller. When she asks for directions, she doesn't get the answers she wants. Whether it's good directions or bad directions, life's got a way to put you exactly where you need to be.

After her car breaks down on the side of the road, Ema decides to walk only to find Amila, a forgetful orange seller. When she asks for directions, she doesn't get the answers she wants. Whether it's good directions or bad directions, life's got a way to put you exactly where you need to be.

Love In All The Right Places

by Juan Ramirez, Jr.

Synopsis

Xavier and Yvette keep running into each other in New York City, yet no matter what the universe is telling them, there is no way they can make their connection easy.

Xavier and Yvette keep running into each other in New York City, yet no matter what the universe is telling them, there is no way they can make their connection easy.

Truck Stop Queen

by Juan Ramirez, Jr.

Synopsis

Michael is a desperate romantic who offers idealist Darlene a room at his apartment with no apparent strings. Who is to say that love doesn't come with a price?

Michael is a desperate romantic who offers idealist Darlene a room at his apartment with no apparent strings. Who is to say that love doesn't come with a price?

There's A Wolf At The Door

by Juan Ramirez, Jr.

Synopsis

Actor (Insert Actor's Name) is suffering from a tragic past who wakes up from nightmares and the stomping of his optimistic, cage-free but sad rabbit, Beautiful.

Actor (Insert Actor's Name) is suffering from a tragic past who wakes up from nightmares and the stomping of his optimistic, cage-free but sad rabbit, Beautiful.

Admitted

by Juan Ramirez, Jr.

Synopsis

Duff is a police officer who's working detail watching over an allege criminal, Angelo, who is handcuffed to the bed. Angelo tells Duff that he's innocent and that he can prove it. What will you believe?

Duff is a police officer who's working detail watching over an allege criminal, Angelo, who is handcuffed to the bed. Angelo tells Duff that he's innocent and that he can prove it. What will you believe?

Borrowed Time

by Juan Ramirez, Jr.

Synopsis

Franky, a big time local drug dealer is awaken by The Man, who is set out to complete a contract, one that Franky set up himself.

Franky, a big time local drug dealer is awaken by The Man, who is set out to complete a contract, one that Franky set up himself.

Going Home

by Juan Ramirez, Jr.

Synopsis

After spending some time in juvie, Xiomara is set to go home and during the go away party, Lorenzo setups a plan of his own.

After spending some time in juvie, Xiomara is set to go home and during the go away party, Lorenzo setups a plan of his own.

JUMP!

by Juan Ramirez, Jr.

Synopsis

On a roof ready to take the leap, a sad Kevin is interrupted by Ava, a morbid girl who is way too interested in what he's about to do.

On a roof ready to take the leap, a sad Kevin is interrupted by Ava, a morbid girl who is way too interested in what he's about to do.

Love Diplomats

by Juan Ramirez, Jr.

Synopsis

Estel is a homemaker and while sitting on her porch, she is visited by Isabel, a young woman who has news for her. What's that news? Isabel is her husband's mistress. Isabel discovers that Estel handles a lot more family matters than only finances.

Estel is a homemaker and while sitting on her porch, she is visited by Isabel, a young woman who has news for her. What's that news? Isabel is her husband's mistress. Isabel discovers that Estel handles a lot more family matters than only finances.

Pros And Cons

by Juan Ramirez, Jr.

Synopsis

Maggie and Cid are going through some marital problems, so they let the air out with a list of pros and cons.

Maggie and Cid are going through some marital problems, so they let the air out with a list of pros and cons.

The Customer Voting Service

by Juan Ramirez, Jr.

Synopsis

In 2040, Marc wakes up from his coma, introduced to Lani, who must make sure he registers to vote. Recalling 2020, he must find out if his vote counts in this new world.

In 2040, Marc wakes up from his coma, introduced to Lani, who must make sure he registers to vote. Recalling 2020, he must find out if his vote counts in this new world.

March By June

by Juan Ramirez, Jr.

Synopsis

During the pandemic, June sits at home when she hears a Black Lives Matter protest walking by her home. She decides to join them and experience her first protest. Monologue.

During the pandemic, June sits at home when she hears a Black Lives Matter protest walking by her home. She decides to join them and experience her first protest. Monologue.

American Culture

by Juan Ramirez, Jr.

Synopsis

Sevy, a billionaire's son, is handed off to Carl, to teach him how to become an American.

Sevy, a billionaire's son, is handed off to Carl, to teach him how to become an American.

Dad and Son

by Juan Ramirez, Jr.

Synopsis

Suspended from school, Carl is forced to help his dad, Dean, with the car.

Suspended from school, Carl is forced to help his dad, Dean, with the car.

Hey!

by Juan Ramirez, Jr.

Synopsis

Many people say, "Hey" but this greeting may have many meanings.

Many people say, "Hey" but this greeting may have many meanings.

To Speed Or Not To Speed

by Juan Ramirez, Jr.

Synopsis

An actor gets their friend, Guy, to help go for the world record of reciting the famous "To be, or not to be" speech in under one-minute.

An actor gets their friend, Guy, to help go for the world record of reciting the famous "To be, or not to be" speech in under one-minute.

Normalcy, Or The Toilet Paper Play

by Juan Ramirez, Jr.

Synopsis

Ric sits in a room filled with toilet paper and Liz needs a favor.

Ric sits in a room filled with toilet paper and Liz needs a favor.