Kevin Douglas

Kevin Douglas

Kevin Douglas is a 26 year-old playwright and actor fromDenver, CO. He currently lives in London, where he is completing an MA Screenwriting and developing several film and TV projects, including the upcoming short film "Is This True Love."

He is the co-founder, executive director and resident playwright at Two Cent Lion Theatre Co., an LGBTQ+ theatre troupe in Denver. His play "...
Kevin Douglas is a 26 year-old playwright and actor fromDenver, CO. He currently lives in London, where he is completing an MA Screenwriting and developing several film and TV projects, including the upcoming short film "Is This True Love."

He is the co-founder, executive director and resident playwright at Two Cent Lion Theatre Co., an LGBTQ+ theatre troupe in Denver. His play "Clink, Clink" (story by Izzy Chern) won 3rd Place at the Cinempress Stage Play Contest, and was an Official Selection of the New Media Film Festival. His one-act comedy "Yesterday/Today" won the Just Write! International Playwriting Competition and received a London production in March 2023.

In 2022, Two Cent Lion's productions of "Clink, Clink" and "Yesterday/Today" received praise from several outlets, including Boulder Weekly, OnStage Colorado, and Westword Magazine. Several of his plays have received workshops and readings with Curious Theatre Company, Cherry Creek Theatre Company, and NextStage. He is a queer playwright whose work examines gender, individuality, the performance of self, and other interpersonal themes.

Plays

  • Clink, Clink
    STORY BY IZZY CHERN

    90's kids need love stories, too.

    Just 7 years old, Elliot and Olivia met in 1994 — an era of pizza rolls, Nickelodeon cartoons, and Ace of Base. Travel through time as these girls grow up, navigating the blurred lines of love and friendship.

    Coming-of-age into their own queer identities, Elle and Olive must come to terms with who they are...
    STORY BY IZZY CHERN

    90's kids need love stories, too.

    Just 7 years old, Elliot and Olivia met in 1994 — an era of pizza rolls, Nickelodeon cartoons, and Ace of Base. Travel through time as these girls grow up, navigating the blurred lines of love and friendship.

    Coming-of-age into their own queer identities, Elle and Olive must come to terms with who they are and where they are going.

    Spanning 28 years, CLINK, CLINK is the love story of a lifetime.
  • Yesterday/Today
    ​Robert is a writer. Or, well, he wants to be. He's only ever had one good idea... but before he could write it, someone else did.

    The concept: a sci-fi comedy about a parallel universe where The Beatles don't exist.

    The thief: Richard Curtis ("Love, Actually") and Danny Boyle ("Trainspotting"), with their 2019 film "Yesterday."
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    ​Robert is a writer. Or, well, he wants to be. He's only ever had one good idea... but before he could write it, someone else did.

    The concept: a sci-fi comedy about a parallel universe where The Beatles don't exist.

    The thief: Richard Curtis ("Love, Actually") and Danny Boyle ("Trainspotting"), with their 2019 film "Yesterday."

    What Robert doesn't know is that he is in for a universe-hopping adventure of his own...

    With a supernatural second chance to write the script that was "stolen" from him, will he make something of his trust-fund do-nothing life? Will his boyfriend, Dev, be the same across the multiverse? Will saucy new flings arise as the universe twists and turns the relationships in Robert's life?

    This fast-paced farce pokes fun at pipedreams, procrastinations, and the phoniness inside us all.
  • We Breed Monsters
    Rudolph Glass, a.k.a. “The Florist,” is one of the world's most infamous serial killers. His popularity is largely due to the mysterious fate of Jennifer Brooks, a childhood friend who was his final victim... and, some believe, the mastermind behind his killings.

    Eight years after Jennifer’s death and Rudy's conviction, Rudy's parents, Ethan and Laynie, have done what they can to...
    Rudolph Glass, a.k.a. “The Florist,” is one of the world's most infamous serial killers. His popularity is largely due to the mysterious fate of Jennifer Brooks, a childhood friend who was his final victim... and, some believe, the mastermind behind his killings.

    Eight years after Jennifer’s death and Rudy's conviction, Rudy's parents, Ethan and Laynie, have done what they can to move on. This is turned upside down when they learn Rudy and Jennifer's story is being turned into a TV drama.

    Rudy's parents must confront their own demons in the wake of their son's resurfacing popularity. As their personal tragedy is turned into public entertainment, the Glasses must consider their roles in the sins of their son. All the while, they must grapple with what is "true" versus "conspiracy," "fact" versus "fiction."
  • In Loving Memory (LGBTQ+)
    Today, we celebrate the life of Mr. Squirrel. Andi is glad you're here. They might shake your hand or ask for a hug... try not to judge too quickly. That's just how they are.

    In this immersive play, Andi, a genderqueer teenager estranged from their family, processes their trauma... through the eulogy of some roadkill. Through dance, poetry and audience interaction, you may leave knowing...
    Today, we celebrate the life of Mr. Squirrel. Andi is glad you're here. They might shake your hand or ask for a hug... try not to judge too quickly. That's just how they are.

    In this immersive play, Andi, a genderqueer teenager estranged from their family, processes their trauma... through the eulogy of some roadkill. Through dance, poetry and audience interaction, you may leave knowing more about Andi than you know about your closest friends.
  • In Loving Memory
    Thank you for coming to Mr. Squirrel’s funeral. Andrew’s so excited to see you. Don’t be concerned if he shakes your hand or leans in for a hug. That’s just the kind of kid he is.

    “In Loving Memory” invites you to meet Andrew, a lonely teenager who has decided to put on a funeral for some roadkill. Watch as he eulogizes, dances, and weeps over this poor woodland creature — along the way, coming...
    Thank you for coming to Mr. Squirrel’s funeral. Andrew’s so excited to see you. Don’t be concerned if he shakes your hand or leans in for a hug. That’s just the kind of kid he is.

    “In Loving Memory” invites you to meet Andrew, a lonely teenager who has decided to put on a funeral for some roadkill. Watch as he eulogizes, dances, and weeps over this poor woodland creature — along the way, coming to terms with his own heart-wrenching home life.
  • First Day
    A young man seduces the priest at his homophobic grandfather's funeral.
  • Barnabas
    Barnabas Bundles is just your average Pay-For-Hire Cuddle Buddy. His clientele range from exasperated journalists to hotheaded dancers with codependency issues.

    When an old flame signs up for his services, Barney must face his past and come to terms with his present.
  • Up In the Air
    Danica just won an all-access around-the-world trip with her favorite popstar.
    Jaiden's a journalist trying to make ends meet.
    Topher's just here to party.

    But this booze-fueled party plane is not what it seems. The destination is ever-changing. Food is running out. We may never touch ground -- and we're yet to see our beloved superstar.

    Once this ...
    Danica just won an all-access around-the-world trip with her favorite popstar.
    Jaiden's a journalist trying to make ends meet.
    Topher's just here to party.

    But this booze-fueled party plane is not what it seems. The destination is ever-changing. Food is running out. We may never touch ground -- and we're yet to see our beloved superstar.

    Once this flight of fancy takes off, the question remains: will these party people ever get back to ground-level?
  • Casting Call
    Martin's a lowly coffee-runner in the Big Apple. Benjamin's a highly underqualified actor who wants to be the next Marlon Brando. Can these star-crossed lovers come together to pull off the impossible: a One-Man Hamlet?
  • Wise Men
    Meet the Three Wise Men... portrayed by three snarky boys. "A" is a 12-year-old Christian kid who wants to put on a perfect, traditional Nativity Scene. "B" is a 12-year-old Jewish kid who wants to reinvent the show, incorporating magic and madness from the LORD OF THE RINGS universe. "C" is a 12-year-old agent of chaos who's just here to have a good time. In this short one-...
    Meet the Three Wise Men... portrayed by three snarky boys. "A" is a 12-year-old Christian kid who wants to put on a perfect, traditional Nativity Scene. "B" is a 12-year-old Jewish kid who wants to reinvent the show, incorporating magic and madness from the LORD OF THE RINGS universe. "C" is a 12-year-old agent of chaos who's just here to have a good time. In this short one-act, A tries to "save Christmas" by rejecting B and C's playful changes to the script. When B and C sing an especially ridiculous rendition of "12 Days of Christmas," A is brought to tears. B explains that no one is trying to "destroy" Christmas -- everyone loves the holiday, even if not for the religious reasons A's family is trying to hold on to. The three boys reconcile and compromise, and the play ends with a magical twist on the traditional manger scene.
  • Close Encounters
    Rick and Stanley live in seemingly opposite worlds. An outspoken Oklahoman with lots of conspiracy theories and absolutely no filter, Rick, despite his best intentions, puts his foot in his mouth like it’s nobody’s business. Stanley, a flamboyant, no-BS New York artist, runs his Air-BnB a little differently than most hosts. When these two find themselves temporary roommates, they must overcome the miles of difference between them.
  • BUNNIES
    Noah and Ruffles, two pet bunny rabbits, are left alone when their Masters take a vacation. When the pet-sitter forgets to feed them, these bunnies must fight for their lives against starvation... and insanity. This "true story" is not for the faint of heart.