Meghan Maugeri

Meghan Maugeri is a proud member of PlayGround Writers Company and Pear Playwrights Guild. Most recently, her full-length dramedy, POLAR BEAR SOCIETY, received a staged reading in American Stage’s 21st Century Voices New Play Festival. Her film HEADWIND won Best Narrative Short at The World Indie Film Festival. Other produced works include her short comedies MOTHERS OF THE BRIDE, THE BAD GOOD PLANET, and GLINDA THE MIDDLE-AGED WITCH. She completed The Berkeley Rep School of Theatre’s summer playwriting program and graduated from Boston College with a degree in literature.

Meghan Maugeri is a proud member of PlayGround Writers Company and Pear Playwrights Guild. Most recently, her full-length dramedy, POLAR BEAR SOCIETY, received a staged reading in American Stage’s 21st Century Voices New Play Festival. Her film HEADWIND won Best Narrative Short at The World Indie Film Festival. Other produced works include her short comedies MOTHERS OF THE BRIDE, THE BAD GOOD PLANET, and GLINDA THE MIDDLE-AGED WITCH. She completed The Berkeley Rep School of Theatre’s summer playwriting program and graduated from Boston College with a degree in literature.

Scripts

POWER(LESS) PETE

by Meghan Maugeri

Cast Size
2
Genre
comedy,
dark comedy,
drama

When Power(less) Pete sinks into an existential crisis during the summer of 2020, Magic Max attempts to help him get back to being a kick ass superhero.

When Power(less) Pete sinks into an existential crisis during the summer of 2020, Magic Max attempts to help him get back to being a kick ass superhero.

POLAR BEAR SOCIETY

by Meghan Maugeri

Cast Size
3
Genre
comedy,
drama,
young audiences

Three teens form a virtual mental health support group in order to cope with their diagnosis. When two members start to fall for eachother, things get complicated in "this compassionate and often funny play about finding humor, friendship, and hope in times of adversity."

Three teens form a virtual mental health support group in order to cope with their diagnosis. When two members start to fall for eachother, things get complicated in "this compassionate and often funny play about finding humor, friendship, and hope in times of adversity."

MOTHERS OF THE BRIDE

by Meghan Maugeri

Cast Size
5
Genre
comedy

Hannah has a plan: help her mothers bury the hatchet while finding the perfect wedding gown. The problem: her strong-willed mom has a bone to pick and her traditionalist stepmom risks getting caught in the crossfire. Throw Hannah’s soon-to-be in-laws into the mix and it’s safe to say that finding a dress will be the least of her worries. In fact, it soon becomes clear that Hannah’s mom, Kristy, is determined to...

Hannah has a plan: help her mothers bury the hatchet while finding the perfect wedding gown. The problem: her strong-willed mom has a bone to pick and her traditionalist stepmom risks getting caught in the crossfire. Throw Hannah’s soon-to-be in-laws into the mix and it’s safe to say that finding a dress will be the least of her worries. In fact, it soon becomes clear that Hannah’s mom, Kristy, is determined to stop this wedding. Not only does she think Hannah is too young, but she doesn’t want her daughter giving up her ambitions for a life of servitude. As it turns out, Hannah’s stepmom, Beth, has a secret of her own. Her marriage to Hannah’s father is on the brink of divorce, leading her into a midlife crisis. Soon, even Beth is doubting whether she should support Hannah’s—or any woman’s—decision to marry.

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MOTHERS OF THE BRIDE

by Meghan Maugeri

Cast Size
3
Genre
comedy

Set in a bridal shop, this short comedy brings us the slightly awkward trio of a bride-to-be, her mother, and her stepmother. As the bride makes trips to and from the dressing room modeling various gowns, the two mothers must come to terms with each other, their future son-in-law, and how they will support their daughter in the next stage of her life.

Set in a bridal shop, this short comedy brings us the slightly awkward trio of a bride-to-be, her mother, and her stepmother. As the bride makes trips to and from the dressing room modeling various gowns, the two mothers must come to terms with each other, their future son-in-law, and how they will support their daughter in the next stage of her life.