Darrin Ingram

Darrin Ingram is an award winning Los Angeles based Playwright and proud Dramatists Guild Member.  His plays include Sage, T, The Basement, The Appointment, Good Night, Jimmy, Beyond Hope & Closure, The Waiting Room, The Funeral, The Writing Project, and About The Baby.

Darrin Ingram is an award winning Los Angeles based Playwright and proud Dramatists Guild Member.  His plays include Sage, T, The Basement, The Appointment, Good Night, Jimmy, Beyond Hope & Closure, The Waiting Room, The Funeral, The Writing Project, and About The Baby.

Scripts

The Waiting Room

by Darrin Ingram

Cast Size
4
Genre
comedy

A philandering father to be has to juggle his wife and mistress who both show up to an OB/GYN appointment at the same time.

A philandering father to be has to juggle his wife and mistress who both show up to an OB/GYN appointment at the same time.

The Appointment

by Darrin Ingram

1
Cast Size
2
Genre
comedy,
drama,
radio drama

A troubled teen and their state-mandated therapist meet for their daily session to discuss school, parents, running away, drug use, and growing independence.

A troubled teen and their state-mandated therapist meet for their daily session to discuss school, parents, running away, drug use, and growing independence.

Good Night, Jimmy

by Darrin Ingram

1
Cast Size
2
Genre
comedy,
drama,
radio drama

A middle-aged man and his long-dead younger brother engage in their nightly ritual of banter and reminiscing in an attempt to overcome (or maybe enhance) a case of chronic insomnia.

A middle-aged man and his long-dead younger brother engage in their nightly ritual of banter and reminiscing in an attempt to overcome (or maybe enhance) a case of chronic insomnia.

Sage

by Darrin Ingram

4
Cast Size
9—11
Genre
drama,
immersive,
radio drama,
tragedy,
zoom

A slice of life piece, set in a park, where the central characters, a retired widower and an autistic park keeper, work through their differences when tragedy strikes one of their own.

A slice of life piece, set in a park, where the central characters, a retired widower and an autistic park keeper, work through their differences when tragedy strikes one of their own.