Garrett Michael McCann

Everything changes for Detective Dick Diamond when a mysterious woman walks into his office. The search for her missing husband pulls them down in to the deep underbelly of 1940's New York. This hilarious, self aware, film noir parody combines some of the genres most famous stories (The Maltese Falcon, Casablanca, Sunset Blvd, and more) into this fun radio comedy.

This play can be performed as a typical radio drama or as a "live" radio show.

Hiking through the North Carolina woods, Caleb has hurt his foot and Matt, his older brother, is determined to get him to safety. When a man happens upon the boys - not so randomly- Matt's mission gets harder to achieve.

It is Christmas time in Millsburg, an all but deserted town living in the shadow of its abandoned steel mill. Colin, the high school theatre director – unemployed due to recent budget cuts – convinces Mitch – the lone member of the City Council – to invest in a community production of A Christmas Carol to improve morale and rally the town. It seems the fate of the town rests on Colin’s shoulders. But he does have help from his stage manager Rachel, and his ill-cast troupe actors, including: Doris, the professional “artiste” and theatre veteran (think Norma Desmond,) Janice, straight A+ student and DIY queen, and Joshua, a young man dealing with the ghosts of his own past. Can this one show keep Millsburg from becoming a ghost town?

One Last Christmas in Millsburg is my love letter to community theatre. ​

It's the 1980s. Darlin' is a rambunctious eight-year-old girl (who is big for her age) and has always dreamt of being a Broadway actress. Norma Jean is her mother; a woman on the opposite side of a life changing decision. Darlin' and her mother begin their long journey to the Big Apple, Broadway, and a new life. Along the way they meet a crowd of interesting characters who either help them on their journey or halt them in their tracks. But can Norma Jean keep the past she is leaving behind from catching up with them. Told across a series of seedy motel rooms on the way from Amarillo, Texas to New York City, The Long Road to 42nd Street is a portrait of one family's struggle to make a brand new start.

JUNE is a plain, southern girl with a lot to say (even though no one listens). Her life revolves around her older sister, April; her mother’s favorite daughter. JUNE dreams of finding a place far away where she can finally feel like the main character in her own story. Sitting in front of sewing machine, June tells us about her life in the shadow of her sister and her anxieties about the future.

Everything changes for Detective Dick Diamond when a mysterious woman walks into his office. The search for her missing husband pulls them down in to the deep underbelly of 1940's New York. This hilarious, self aware, film noir parody combines some of the genres most famous stories (The Maltese Falcon, Casablanca, Sunset Blvd, and more) into this fun radio comedy.

This play can be performed as a typical radio drama or as a "live" radio show.