Mattie Tindall

"how to host a sleepover in 10 easy steps" is a full-length comedy that centers five young girls at the ultimate sleepover during summer break – right before they embark on their final year of middle school, capturing the joy, magic, and bittersweet moments of growing up, all set in a fantastical world where young girls hold the power to alter reality.

Al and Charlie have returned to summer camp after a year apart – a little bit older and not at all wiser. On their first day back, Al meets a new camper named Jessie. Jessie’s cool and funny and gay and cute. Al is unprepared. New love and new beginnings follow.

Based on the novel by Oscar Wilde, adapted for the stage by Mattie Tindall and Hannah Chaikin

When a breathtakingly-beautiful and innocent young man, Dorian Gray, has a portrait painted of him, he is struck by how fleeting his youth is. He wishes that he could stay young and handsome forever and that the portrait would grow old and ugly instead. And it does.

By Mattie Tindall and Chloe Riederich

George 1 and George 2 go on a magical adventure filled with laughter, dancing, puppets, and fun.

The Player stumbles across someone extraordinary. Magic, madness, and music ensue.

A play (with music) by Aves Lewis & Mattie Tindall.

This short, quirky play centers Me and You – an unlikely pair that start as strangers and end up as lovers. You find Me at a grave mourning “my womanhood”, who has recently died. You ask questions that make Me think, make comments that make Me laugh, and show Me what it means to fall in love.

By Aves Lewis and Mattie Tindall

The Player stumbles across someone extraordinary. Magic, madness, and music ensue.

Marshall helps Alfie, their childhood best friend, rediscover their love of dance.

The Cowboy desperately wants to win the rodeo, but they can no longer compete when they realize they have lost their lasso. In a fit of rage, they blame their enemy, however, The Cowboy’s Enemy vehemently denies the claim. Arguments, accusations, and awkwardness ensue.