Peter Anthony Fields

A father is concerned that there may be a problem with his adult daughter after she makes contradictory statements about her core beliefs. In turn, the daughter makes an extraordinary discovery about herself that puts her very existence at stake.

After a horrific school shooting occurs in a small Midwestern town, April, a Protestant minister, and Derek, her troubled adult son, grapple over what to do with the perpetrator whom Derek has abducted and brought to April's home.

From playwright, Peter Anthony Fields comes a darkly humored and suspenseful tale of a wealthy businessman who suspects that someone from his inner circle wants to kill him. So, he hires a mystery novelist/amateur sleuth to join him and his inner circle at a “lock-down” where he hopes to ferret out the one who wants him dead.

A playwright who receives inspiration by interacting with the imagined characters from the play that he is currently writing, is struggling through a period of writer’s block as his characters have “stopped talking” to him. He soon begins to experience a strong resurgence of depression and anxiety, along with other physical and cognitive impairments. After receiving a devastating diagnosis, he is determined to get his life headed in a productive and positive direction. But despite his best efforts, everything that matters the most in his life seems to be on the verge of falling apart.

Two parents from separate families meet in the principal's office to discuss an altercation between their sons.
While they await the principal's arrival, the parents begin a conversation that reveals the true nature of their sons' embroilment and threatens to destroy the very foundation of their core beliefs.

Aubrey, a middle-age grocery store clerk and Martin, a streetwise eighteen-year-old, clash in a conversation over opposing opinions and ideologies, which leads up to a disturbing revelation.

Three couples-- a young woman and a young man, a mother and daughter, and a husband and wife-- each experience a major moment of crisis in their lives while sitting in their cars at a shopping mall parking lot.

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Mar Kelly waits at the interstate bus stop hoping to get a fresh start and a new perspective on life. Her friend, Cecilia, is struggling to understand why.

A journalist, the White House press secretary, and the President of the United States take refuge in a White House storage room from a hoard of cannibalistic zombies.

Heath Field believes his wife, Thea, is losing her mind and has her placed in a mental health facility. Thea, however, has a startling explanation for her unusual behavior.

Heath Field believes his wife, Thea, is losing her mind and has her placed in a mental health facility. Thea, however, has a startling explanation for her unusual behavior.

(Alternate version of "Mar Kelly"). Mo (Morris) Kelly waits at the bus stop hoping to get a fresh start and a new perspective on life. His friend, Cecilia, is struggling to understand why.

After a horrific school shooting occurs in a small Midwestern town, April, a Protestant minister, and Derek, her troubled younger brother, grapple over what to do with the perpetrator whom Derek has abducted and brought to April's home. A one-act drama on a single (kitchen) set.

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A high school English teacher meets with the administrators for his mid-term evaluation, only to discover that it is in fact an interrogation.

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A troubled woman who was physically abused as a child takes an
unorthodox and deadly approach to ensure that no child will
suffer, as she has, the damaging, long-term affects of abuse into
their adulthood.

Upon returning home to visit her younger brother, Walter, in Akron, Ohio, Jennae Williams discovers that, even though she may have learned how to bury the ghosts of their childhood, those ghosts are still very much alive for Walter.

Teen siblings, Olivia and Todd, awaken to find themselves in a very strange and "incomplete" place with odd people called "Day-Builders". It is here that the siblings discover that there is a simple, yet important, lesson to learn.

A character reminisces about their dog, Bogie. who recently had to be put down after fifteen years of friendship.

A character who is just turning 50, stops and reflects on how their perspective on life has changed with each passing decade.

A young man overhears a conversation between two people and attempts to enlighten them as to why Black Lives Matter