Paul Hoan Zeidler

Jomarie travels to Europe, seeking euthanasia. Allyn, her friend since childhood, embarks on the first east coast club tour with her punk band the New Fuck You. Jomarie copes with severe panic attacks and warily navigates her relationship with Dr. Isa Sansvort, the therapist who must evaluate her request for death. Allyn manages a problematic boyfriend/bandmate and sets the course of the increasingly chaotic tour. When Allyn keeps her promise and flies to meet Jomarie will they conclude that their lives aren't as restricted and inevitable as they thought?

Pulitzer Prize winning photographer Bennett Duquesne and his daughter Addy have had their controversial work collected by major art museums all over the world. After Addy's trust funder boyfriend shoots one of Duquesne's students in their living room, photos meant to be viewed on gallery walls or in coffee table books catapult into every angry corner on the internet. The Duquesnes struggle to hold onto their intuitive creativity while the local District Attorney pressures them to reveal more about their personal lives, and the mainstream and social media launch brutal attacks. Honored at the Stanley Drama Awards and a semi-finalist for the Eugene O'Neill Playwrights Conference, the Royal Court Theatre has called NUDE/NAKED, "mesmerizing."

An Iraq war vet grappling with a traumatic brain injury and PTSD is discharged from a Warrior Transition Unit at a U.S. Army hospital in Washington, D.C. Instead of returning to his family in Philadelphia, he hitchhikes to New York and arrives at the apartment door of his childhood friend. Chuck is surprised by his visit--he hasn't seen Jimmy in almost 10 years--but when he learns it's his first day out of the Army he convinces his hard-partying roommate to bring him along on a wild night of clubbing. When a long forgotten incident involving Chuck and Jimmy is revealed, conflicts escalate before the three can get out the door.

"Paul Hoan Zeidler has written an impressive script that is truly brought to life by his brilliant direction and an amazing cast. This play moves you, and leaves you in a different place than when you first entered the theater." -- L.A. Examiner

"Riveting. The way the thing unfolds, the patience, the ferocity, the relentless, bent masculinity, I almost felt like I couldn’t keep up. Just masterful. Feeling like the action onstage just might sweep out into the audience and suck us in. I wish this were a regular run so I could see it again. I could go and on. Jesus. What a show." -- Fringe Reviewer

Three searing single actor dramas linked through the themes of anger, violence, assault and recovery. In the first, "So-So's Sister," an East L.A. Latinx teen, forced to care for her mentally disabled sister since childhood, is tempted to steal something very precious from her in order to regain control of her life. In “Match Girl,” a young nurse, who burned herself with matches as a girl to relieve her depression and anger, wanders through a series of nice-guy relationships while she struggles for a way to express her peculiar urge. And in “The Good Boyfriend,” a Milwaukee man with an angry streak dates a mysterious girl as attracted to him as she is terrified. Through her, he discovers the price and reward for being good.

"Highly charged and well-crafted ... Zeidler shows a command of language and a strength in storytelling that pulls us in." - Back Stage

"Paul Hoan Zeidler's script is strong, with three sharply delineated (and very differently voiced) characters." -- nytheatre.com