Edgerton New Play Award Winner, O’Neill National Playwrights Conference Finalist, Bay Area Playwrights Festival Semi-Finalist

At five-foot-seven, one-hundred-sixty pounds, light-hitting shortstop turned drive-time sports radio host Edward “Chip” Fuller is hardly the poster-boy for baseball’s steroid era. But when he learns his name will appear on a list of players linked to performance enhancing drugs, Chip is forced to explain his choice to colleagues, his listeners, and his family. In doing so, he must choose between a bland public apology and a much more difficult confession: that if he had it to do over again, he wouldn't change a thing.

A note on the title: Value Over Replacement Player is a complex baseball statistic that measures a player’s performance relative to an imagined “replacement player,” who is an average fielder and slightly below average hitter.

Nor Cal and So Cal delightfully collide in this meet cute ten minute play.

Carmen is on a mission to save Lonesome George, the last remaining Giant Pinta tortoise. But when George, doesn't seem interested in procreating with the Giant Isabela tortoise, hand picked to seduce him and save the species, Carmen begins to question her whole purpose in life. Is it worth saving a species that doesn't want to be saved? Can we make amends for all the damage the humane race has done? "The Seduction of Lonesome George" explores what it means to fight for a species facing extinction, even if it's too little, too late.

This short play tells the funny and surprisingly accurate story of how Fritz Maytag saved Anchor Steam Brewery from financial ruin, becoming the Godfather of American Craft beer.