Erin Considine

Twenty-Two (Dragging Angels as They Go) is a 2019 Eugene O'Neill Finalist.
We lose 22 soldiers a day to suicide. Twenty-Two: men and women who have fought and survived only to return home broken and abandoned. Twenty-Two is an exploration of one woman and one man, both struggling with the aftermath of this unspeakable choice, and the hope they find in each other.

Isabella is losing herself to Alzheimer’s. Her communication comes in repetitive stops and starts, leaving her children to untangle the roots of their past in order to make some weighted decisions about their future. Is a fresh start possible when old growth has been gnarled and broken away?

Raising the Dead is a 2021 Eugene O'Neill Finalist.
Two balconies hang over a humid New Orleans streetscape: Harlowe and Myra, neighbors for more than a decade, stomp and dance and laugh their way through the ins and outs of Louisiana Living until one of them makes the choice to leave. Permanently. Raising the Dead explores female strength, friendship, abandonment, and love, all in the context of a New Orleans night.
How small has your world become, and could you change it if you had to?

Just outside of Nowhere sits a small farmhouse. Just inside that farmhouse sits an old marine with a lousy attitude and a heart bypass. Brady returns to both the farmhouse and the father she thought she’d left behind… just long enough to get him back on his feet. While Brady is stagnating in her personal suburban purgatory she meets James, and together they ponder God, armadillos, and the possibility of falling in love.

After years of odd jobs and struggling to make ends meet, Lyla and Knox are opening their own Art Gallery to critical acclaim and personal pride. They have parented a son and parented each other. Nothing could ruin this night. Nothing but Daniel: who disappeared fifteen years ago, and is now standing in the shadows under the L.

A Ten-Minute Digital Play.
Eileen posts a series of YouTube videos as she struggles to connect with her child.

Flaming Out is the story of Hunter: a successful but out-of-control starlet who moves from her homespun hometown to New York City. Hunter bucks Harassment in the Hollywood system only to watch her career, and her hair, go up in smoke. Who owns you or your image once you become a media darling?