There is Evil in This House by
Viewing her life as a sitcom rerun, a transgender woman confronts the demons that haunted her childhood home.
Natalie Dressel
Natalie Dressel
Natalie Nicole Dressel is an actress/playwright from Muskegon, MI. She attained her BFA in theatre from Michigan State University and is currently working on attaining her master's in writing for the Stage and Screen from Point Park University in Pittsburgh, PA. She has 9 years experience as a stand-up comic and was the winner of the "Funniest Mouth of the South" contest in Chattanooga, TN in...
Natalie Nicole Dressel is an actress/playwright from Muskegon, MI. She attained her BFA in theatre from Michigan State University and is currently working on attaining her master's in writing for the Stage and Screen from Point Park University in Pittsburgh, PA. She has 9 years experience as a stand-up comic and was the winner of the "Funniest Mouth of the South" contest in Chattanooga, TN in 2012. She is a graduate of the LA Upright Citizens Brigade's improv program and is currently represented (as an actress) by the Park Noack Agency.
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- Stanley Hotel by13 Feb. 2020“ A famed hotel
Filled only with the ghosts
We brought with us.
Places aren't haunted;
People are.
We are haunted by the absense
Of those who should be here.
We are haunted by the loneliness that comes
Knowing our days are numbered.
Keyes unlocks these feelings as
A 'Shining' example of
The ghost shaped holes we leave in each other,
And the truly frightening concept of
Unfinished business.
The ghosts we chase remind us:
Says what we mean NOW.
Tell the ones we love that we love them.
Live life fearlessly,
Or the Stanley Hotel may await you too.
-Natalie ” - Fervor by8 Jun. 2019“ What do we believe?
What is the nature of faith?
Of truth?
The man who says, "I am sure"
He's a liar.
The man who says, "I do not know"
He tells the truth.
A cabin in the woods.
An impending apocolypse.
A kidnapped teacher.
The ghost of a muslim boy's lost innocence.
A family whose religious fervor
is headed for a violent cresendo.
And at the end of it all
Who was right?
Who was wrong?
It all depends
on what each person
Believes.
This play is a symphony of ideologies and emotions that collide at a fever pitch. ” - Tracy Jones by3 Jun. 2019“ Connection.
It's what we all want.
Tracy Jones, in her loneliness, has decided to throw a party
For anyone
Named Tracy Jones.
Seeking self-love (that she doesn't know how to give herself)
From the outside. Her "spiritual dopelgangers."
The Tracy's of the world.
The stakes couldn't possibly be higher,
Because life is hard to live
When you live it alone.
If you are searching for yourself,
Look inside.
The Tracy you were hoping to find,
Is the one who threw the party.
Loneliness makes us all Tracy Jones.
Which means we aren't alone.
Everywhere we look.
There's another Tracy.
Superb. ” - Black Super Hero Magic Mama by18 Apr. 2019“ Grief beyond measure. What can we do when unbearable tragedy strikes but break from reality, creating a world that makes sense out of necessity.
Sabrina is a mother that may seem at first to be over protective, until we realize that there is no amount of protection a mother can give her child that will keep them safe in today's current socio-political climate. The inablitly to escape this fate is terrifying.
All of these themes are weaved over an extremely smart and well written script that pulls from comic books, black history, and even Harry Potter.
I love this play. ”