Rebecca Dzida

All Rex wants is to protect his family. On one side is a totalitarian government with no regard for its citizens. On the other side is a floundering revolution that desperately wants to topple the despotic monarchy. When Rex meets Yazzy, a young woman who is more than she appears, he unwittingly finds himself tangled in the intrigue spun on both sides of the fight. Now he must take control of the game before he becomes a pawn, but that's hard to do when Rex cannot decipher between what is or isn't real. (Full-length)

The place: an empty theater. The time: now. The mission: blow up the patriarchy. A rebel group comes together to bring on the apocalypse—that is, if they can take on the likes of dead white guys from Billy Shakes to Arthur Miller. The fate of the literary canon and society as we know it is at stake. Destruction of this magnitude would dramatically impact the future and reverberate through the past, affecting history as we see it. Maybe this apocalypse is a good thing. (Full-length)

Trigger warning: this play contains depictions and references to sexual assault

Arranged marriage is hard enough, but when newlyweds Mary and Joseph discover they've been chosen to raise the Son of God, it gets harder. Along with a little help from the angel Gabriel, they must learn to navigate the challenges and absurdities of love, marriage, parenthood, and destiny. (Full-length)

One year to the day after a rupture with her estranged foster sister Jill, Sasha wakes up to find an elephant inexplicably in her living room. What threatens to be the final unraveling of Sasha's mental health might end up being the very thing that reunites her with Jill if they can both only confront what they've tried to hide for so long.

Moms Shayne and Catherine watch their eight-year-old daughters spar each other in a taekwondo match, but the real fight is between them on the sidelines. (Ten-minute)

A head, torso, and legs wake up unattached and must decide if and how they can get back together. (Ten-minute)

KK's life is mundane and repetitive. All they need is Pretty Fly for a Wifi to remind them to take their pills and binge-watch Tiger King. But when the internet stops working, KK is forced to undertake the dreaded task of calling Comcast Customer Service. (Ten-minute)

Once upon a time, AJ was the most beautiful little girl. While her best friend has grown into a beautiful young princess by the time they begin high school, AJ believes she looks more like a harpy. To make things worse, nobody notices when AJ sprouts wings and a beak. Now AJ must decide to reject or fully embrace her inner harpy. (One-act)

John has just lost his wife to cancer, and all he wants to do is grieve in peace, but his pushy daughter Shelley won't leave him be. Now for the first time in years, father and daughter need to communicate and have a real conversation. (Ten-minute)

In a cabin on the outskirts of town lives Ty, the mysterious psychic whose remarkable ability to see the future only goes so far as their remarkable inability to interact with people. But Sophie's got nothing to lose excerpt her very own life, that is until Ty answers her question in a most unexpected way. (Ten-minute)

Todd and Laura are taking their son to the aquarium for one last outing together before they separate. Just when Laura thinks it's all worked out, Todd informs her that he doesn't want to move out. (Ten-minute)

Reggie can't seem to connect with his fifteen-year-old son Charles who's obsessed with all things British even before separating from his wife. When Charles starts building a bonfire on November 5 to burn more than a Guy Fawkes effigy, Reggie realizes he's got one last chance to make things right before he moves out of the house. (Ten-minute)

Sonny and Cher are two eruhs on their way to Noah's ark. Just as the flood begins, Sonny informs Cher he's experiencing a crisis of faith. Now Cher needs to convince her mate to board the ark or leave him.

When awkward grad student Sean meets Giana on campus, a chance encounter turns into a lesson on friendship and connection. (Ten-minute)

When innocent 18-year-old Misha is put in charge of buying items at a sex store for her sister’s raucous bachelorette party, her conservative parents freak out about it, causing Misha to become even more curious about sex. (Full-length)