A rough and tumble cowgirl, a prostitute with a heart of gold, a generous motherly woman of the west, a hardened criminal who cared for no one. Calamity Jane is all of these things and none of them in this non-linear exploration of the contradictory stories of the life of Calamity Jane. When the truth of a woman is unknowable, does the difference between reality and what we want her to be really matter?

The script lends itself to color conscious casting, a fast and loose interpretation of gender, and lots of double-casting, hence the very ambiguous info in the character listing. Double-casting info provided is a suggestion.

"Its treatment of the subject matter is clever, thoughtful, and raucously entertaining. The humor is smart and sassy, poking fun at history itself as it finds a million holes, inaccuracies, and problems in the record of Calamity Jane’s life." --StageBuddy, Erin Kahn

A three-character, one-violin fairy tale about our relationship with the written word, sexuality, and how we learn to love each other properly.

David and Ann are trying to resuscitate their relationship; Stevie and Alice are just getting started. Both couples find themselves at a f*cking crossroads (or rather, a crossroads about f*cking), and asking some new questions.

How can you turn someone on when they’re trying super hard not to objectify you?Why are some sexy ideas so unsexy in real life? Are wooden butt plugs safe? and why is it so hard to ask for what we want?

While exploring kinks, consent, identity, and desire, they struggle with what to do when what you want isn’t what turns you on and what turns you on isn’t what you want.

A play in letters, looking back on Summer in the South in 2001 for two queer kids, this play explores the limits of friendship, the perils of learning who you are, and the irrepressible awkwardness of youth.

Meeting over Zoom during the pandemic, the support group for Freddy Kreuger Dream sufferers is down to only two surviving members! Adrian and Eric struggle to stay awake as they battle Freddy--and time!-- to survive.

*Written for Rising Sun Performance Company's HallowStream Festival

Celia, daughter of conservative anti-abortion protesters, and Diane, a women’s clinic nurse, tell the story of how they fell for — and then left — each other.