A young woman and man meet in a coffee shop and almost connect. Almost.

Helen, an astronomer, has discovered an asteroid will hit the earth in six months. As chaos is about to envelope the world, Helen arrives very late on a Saturday night at her ex-husband David’s house. David, chair of his university’s English department, has just concluded a dinner with his faculty. “Come with me to Chile,” Helen says. “We’re old, our careers nearly over, let’s spend our last days figuring out what happened to us.” Before David can answer, Sarah, an assistant professor in David’s department, returns to the house to make her own request of David. This play is a full-length based on my short play Genesis.

Galileo reassures his worried, skeptical mother that his ideas pose no threat to the Church and Rome will eventually see things his way.

On a first date how much digital sharing should one do? Well, too much of course.

Socrates brings Dick Cheney to justice in the Underworld.

A father and son, at odds over the aging father's deteriorating driving skill, find peace in a shared memory of watching Hank Aaron play.