"To Richard!" by
PRODUCTION - Hollywood Fringe Festival, 2019
WON - Encore Producers Award
NOMINATED - Inkwell Theater Playwright’s Promise Award
“Wonderful...A piece of theatre crafted to highlight the abilities of two actors is always going to win out, in my book….It was a lovely time spent in the theatre.”- THE THEATRE TIMES.
Carol, an older, atheist, white lady, and Andrew, a...
WON - Encore Producers Award
NOMINATED - Inkwell Theater Playwright’s Promise Award
“Wonderful...A piece of theatre crafted to highlight the abilities of two actors is always going to win out, in my book….It was a lovely time spent in the theatre.”- THE THEATRE TIMES.
Carol, an older, atheist, white lady, and Andrew, a...
PRODUCTION - Hollywood Fringe Festival, 2019
WON - Encore Producers Award
NOMINATED - Inkwell Theater Playwright’s Promise Award
“Wonderful...A piece of theatre crafted to highlight the abilities of two actors is always going to win out, in my book….It was a lovely time spent in the theatre.”- THE THEATRE TIMES.
Carol, an older, atheist, white lady, and Andrew, a younger, Catholic, Latino man, fatefully cross paths deep in the woods of Connecticut one crisp autumn afternoon. Carol carries a monogrammed L.L. Bean canvas tote bag. And Andrew…wait, shouldn’t his name be Andrés? After sufficiently freaking each other out, this comedy of errors quickly devolves into a soul-baring, truth-revealing tête-à-tête that both magnifies and transcends Carol’s and Andrew’s differences, proving that sometimes polar opposites have more in common than meets the eye.
WON - Encore Producers Award
NOMINATED - Inkwell Theater Playwright’s Promise Award
“Wonderful...A piece of theatre crafted to highlight the abilities of two actors is always going to win out, in my book….It was a lovely time spent in the theatre.”- THE THEATRE TIMES.
Carol, an older, atheist, white lady, and Andrew, a younger, Catholic, Latino man, fatefully cross paths deep in the woods of Connecticut one crisp autumn afternoon. Carol carries a monogrammed L.L. Bean canvas tote bag. And Andrew…wait, shouldn’t his name be Andrés? After sufficiently freaking each other out, this comedy of errors quickly devolves into a soul-baring, truth-revealing tête-à-tête that both magnifies and transcends Carol’s and Andrew’s differences, proving that sometimes polar opposites have more in common than meets the eye.