Paige Esterly

The true story of Eve Adams, lesbian publisher and speakeasy proprietor in 1920's New York.

When talented 20-something Danica moves to New York City to pursue a career as a musician, she assumes things will go off without a hitch. However, on top of her best friend Mary's sudden turn towards all things mature, including such adult activities as grocery shopping, trips to the dentist, and entire afternoons spent not stoned out of her mind, Danica's own overwhelming unemployment and lingering teenage bad habits take a toll. Soon, she begins finding mannequin body parts inexplicably hidden around her new apartment. Unsure if these sinister gifts are the work of a stalker or her own slowly slipping mind, she keeps the secret to herself and does her best to slog onward. As her dread mounts and Danica slowly begins to unravel, her friends become increasingly concerned until things come to a head-- literally.

A play about me, my roommate, and a women named Lauren.

Twenty-somethings Val and Archie are just trying to make it in sunny, sprawling L.A.-- not that they’re even quite sure what that entails. Things get more complicated when the pair realize that perhaps their “it” includes one another, perhaps as something more than friends...and then even more complicated as Val’s past lovers begin turning up dead in a string of sudden and gruesome accidents. Convinced that Archie is next, the two must confront not only the universal inevitability of death but also the much scarier question: what the hell are they going to do with themselves until it comes?

In Whittier, Alaska tour guide Erin spends the long winter drinking in the towns one bar with the other handful of year-round residents, biding her time until tourist season rolls around again. There she meets Tracy, a newlywed from the big city (Anchorage, that is) on a spontaneous detour with her new husband-- or is she? As the first storm of the season rolls in, Erin takes Tracy on a tour of her little town and its eccentric residents, both living...and otherwise.

The Second-Most Beautiful Woman in the World confronts the trials of modern dating.

Respectable Lucy gets a lesson in letter-writing from a visitor from the future.

Stuck at home on a Friday night, Penny and Beth take the opportunity to explore the nuances of Plato's Symposium.

Cast out of Eden, Eve begins to wonder if being the biblical first woman is all it's talked up to be in this 10 minute play.