Suzanne Bronson

Assisted by dramaturg Suzi Elnaggar with this newly revised script, journalist Brandy must balance her professional life with her editor, Gabe, and also try to assist John Daniel, a trafficked western lowland gorilla, who was raised as a human child by wannabe socialites Alfie and his sister Alice in 1920s New York City. Tensions erupt when Brandy tries to use her newspaper column to take on John Daniel’s elitist captors, and after John Daniel is sold to Ringling Brothers Circus to be put on display in The American Museum of Natural History, Brandy calls these moneyed individuals to question.

In this challenging theatrical piece, time and reality seems to be falling apart for Frankie as she is having a mental breakdown from being caught in the intricacies of gun culture, from those who profit from it like Frankie and her partner Josh who sell murderabilia, and those who are grieving from it like Spencer whose daughter was killed in a school shooting. These three individuals collide head-on in a single afternoon of vengeance and realization and is my push-back to the ever present gun violence in the United States.

This dark comedy was a semi-finalist winner for the 2018 National Playwrights Conference at the Eugene O'Neill Theater Center and long-listed for Theatre503's Playwriting Award by examining the troubling aspects of reality shows, the seduction of fame and who it profits. While we see the exploitation that Betts, the reality show producer, had inflicted on the extended family intent to win the Shark Tank-like show, we also see the hilarious and heartbreaking manipulation that the family inflicted on each other which is only surpassed by the courage of Sarah who endures pornography, surrogacy and sex work.

When academic researcher, Val, finds her in-process divorce has made it difficult to pay her student loans, her mother's recent demise and subsequent inheritance may be her saving grace. With help from boyfriend, Mat, who carries his own family issues, and fantastical friend Riah, Val will face off against her money hungry sister, Gabby, who's determined to keep it all for herself. This play explores how money controls relationships and family dynamics.

Based on actual events, the play is a glimpse into scientific conscience and responsibility in a country soon to become Mexico where Emma Hartwick learns the hard lessons of her own privilege and the realities that face the street orphans like Marcelino while he is under Friar Ricardo's care in Mexico City during a smallpox vaccine expedition in 1804.

What begins as a fantasy of a power struggle between the death gods of Earth and the god of fertility Dionysus, is actually a fever dream by a woman named Bianca who uses these myths and legends from a parallel universe in order to assess and examine her present existence so she may decide the next course of her life. These two worlds collide to a hilarious and dramatic conclusion.

The interweaving lament of Eurydice's Mother, Timber Standing, an old and wise tree
who bears witness to the contemporary Greek tragedies of:
Oedipus House, where a biracial son is trying to find himself despite his overbearing mother,
Not Discussing Phaedra, what happened to the remaining family of the apparent murder / suicide,
and She Was Golden Before You Touched Her, how a selfish and abusive man, now dying of cancer, had tainted the golden days of a young woman similar to the King Midas story.

50-something woman, Jackie, is about to undergo a rather personal medical procedure and her new 40-something boyfriend, Dominic, is not sure how he feels about it - as if it's any of his decision? Dominic is finding out that as some women age, they can often have pain when experiencing intimacy. Instead of conforming to this aging process, Jackie is self-identifying as an older woman in charge of her own sexuality, much to the betterment of both of them.

In this diverse, gender-neutral love story, Angel and Skyler are two former co-workers who had an ill-fated love affair that Skyler decided to end. At a job interview twenty years later, Angel finds Skyler is the hiring authority. Will the romantic sparks fly as well as reconciliation?

An interrogator's view of what could have happened at the Capitol insurrection on January 6, 2021 from one man's confession, Glen, and another's bragging defiance, Evan.

I woke up the morning of January 7, 2021 and this play was running through my head. I almost didn't want to write it. This play is a nightmare of how much danger was present on January 6th.

How a love story begins between Skyler, a sculpture artist, and Dale, a magazine writer, with an art show, a snowball fight, and coffee.