Sarah Miri Daniels

Ngah the Protector and Smorange Juice are on the run from their hitmen lifestyle, ready to retire from their days of murder to a cozy vacation home in the woods. As they are settling into domestic bliss, we begin to see their fantasy crumble away as reality bleeds in. Nightmares come to life, questions pile up, and the God’s leave no answers. Stuck in the middle of action and consequence, they find themselves questioning whether any door leads somewhere new.

When I Began Dying is a story of journey, death, and rebirth. Beginning in the middle of her dying, we meet Linn; a head strong artist who lacks direction and struggles to discover who she is and is stuck in a whole lot of grief and guilt. Then there is Dead Linn, who is also Linn, but she’s dead(duh). Dead Linn finds herself back in the land of the living to save herself from certain horrible death, past demons, and fate itself. Will she be able to overcome her own death and change history? Do Black Cats really know all your secrets? Must the moment of death be pinpointed to the moment we leave earth? Or does the dying begin much earlier..
Do we really know when it ends?
If it
ends?
The world of the play is one of whimsy and liminality for as Linn gets closer to her final moments, the world she has known gets farther away from any familiar reality. Together, Linn and Dead Linn must conquer their fears, come to terms with their past, and find the way through their inevitable ending.

Wanderwoman is the story of a young woman who is caught in the cycle of old habits and lost in the dark place that is growing up and realizing you’re on your own and this is it. When her biggest supporter, and her one source of guidance is gone from this world, she spirals. In this spiral she is searching for the voice of the one she has lost and asking for a meaning to it all. What she finds is more than she ever thought was there. In this process of finding the well of the unknown, she discovers that being young means there is a long journey ahead. She learns that life will take her what she will, and wandering can mean a great many things.

Marnie finds herself stuck in the past and dreading the present in this full length play where I explore themes of grief, abandonment, family, death, and what it means to be responsible for your own trauma.

Twins, and one of a kind, can they live apart? Anxiety, Mania, and Depression are represented in this work in progress.

This play is about your normal nuclear family, except there is a little man in a booth who is programming every little thing about their world. This play begs the question, when does the scientist become the experiment? And is there any way to be happy in a world where everything is prescribed and free will isn't as simple as programming some one's and zeros.