Dan Marshall

When Fr. Nathan arrives at Central Catholic, a midwestern parochial high school, he views it as the fulfillment of a lifelong dream to teach the gospel to young people in the West and a chance to climb the ladder of the Roman Catholic hierarchy in the United States.

Fr. Nathan meets his colleague, Sr. Pat, a quietly liberal late-career nun and the students of her Advanced Theology Seminar: Third-wave uber-feminist Agnes, and Catholicism-obsessed (but, isn’t he gay?) Luke.

Amir, a transfer from the Detroit area, begins praying Salat in the high school chapel and dating Agnes. Luke begins the probing process of applying for the Catholic seminary. Agnes deals with the tragedy of her mother’s untimely death, an unexpected pregnancy, and her sudden stint of popularity.

The Roman Catholic Rosary, a beaded series of prayers and meditations on the life and death of Jesus, provides the structure for this play about a small town Catholic school and what happens when conflicting worldviews collide with tradition, dogma, and ambition.

As the five characters wind their way through these five mysteries of Jesus’ last days on earth, they are forced to confront their relationship with the Church and one another.

Who killed Reginald Crows, the dashing renaissance man of 20th century theater, who died in the bombing of London in 1940? Eighty years after his death, a banker's box of Crows ephemera lands on the desk of Kat Davidson, a graduate student in Berkley. The contents of that box compel Kat to scour the dusty corners of the internet where she finds herself squarely in the crosshairs of a rabid Crows preservationist. Fact bleeds into fiction in this off-beat, comic detective story.

On the day of her one millionth episode, Gaea, the indisputable mother of all living things and host of the eternally-popular "Great Greek Gab Fest" attempts to settle the score with her grandson Zeus and his noisy bride, Hera. Zeus has other plans, but this is live T.V. and anything can happen when Gaea and her roster of A-list immortals take the mic. It's Lightning bolts! Camera! Action!