Marshall Logan Gibbs

Now Published and Available for Licensing by 1319 Press!

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When a journalist threatens to expose the dark secrets of a massive YouTube star, his production team and friends are forced to choose between their loyalty to the content creator king and their own morality. Toxic influencer culture, parasocial relationships, and digital accountability are all explored in this shocking re-imagining of “Julius Caesar” for the chronically online.

FULL-LENGTH
Late Friday Live is a beloved national sketch comedy show, but behind the scenes the actors are dealing with a plethora of problems: anxiety, depression, messy divorces - not to mention the gunman in the control room threatening to blow them to smithereens at the end of the show. This play explores how comedians cope with trauma and how the show must always go on.

Trigger Warning: Discussion of Suicide, Brief Gun Violence

TEN MINUTES
A sci-fi fanboy writes a space epic to process his messy divorce instead of going to therapy... all is well until his ex-wife shows up at the performance.

It’s October 1967, Point Pleasant, West Virginia. For Dellie Harper, life is a quiet exercise in obedience to her pious mother. But the quiet is shattered when a late-night drive with her cousin ends with a crash and a terrifying vision in their headlights: a colossal, winged creature with burning red eyes. The creature in the woods becomes a test of faith that threatens Dellie's fragile, forbidden love for a devout neighbor. Caught between a creature that cries and a God that condemns, Dellie must race to decipher the meaning of the Mothman, before it culminates in a devastating tragedy.

Now Published and available by Next Stage Press!

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When a farm-boy turned actor is hired to be the “public face” of a renowned author, he becomes famous overnight. As stakes rise, lies build, and the people he cares most about get hurt – he must ask: what’s worth more? Fame and notoriety, or a single genuine connection?

ONE ACT, 20-Minutes
A teenager consults a psychiatrist when her mother insists she has a demon inside her... but are those literal horns on her head?!

TEN MINUTE - TWO PERSON PLAY
A grieving mother gets a visit from a lawyer who insists her son's gravestone is infringing on intellectual property.
Trigger Warning: Loss of Child

ONE ACT, 10 Minutes
When an extroverted college student and a gruff older man become trapped in an art gallery, they find themselves in a heated debate on the interpretation of abstract paintings, and searching beyond the surface.

FIVE MINUTES
A young girl tries to get her grandmother's attention after winning a stuffed dinosaur at the arcade, but Grandma is preoccupied with a game of her own.

An elderly couple reminisces on their childhoods, but they are interrupted by a disheveled young man begging for help.

TEN MINUTES
A group of men try to make their own manly version of “The Handmaid’s Tale.” It goes about as well you you’d expect.

(TEN MINUTES - TWO HANDER)
A Person asks God why they hate them. The answer isn't very simple. But it is. But it isn't.

SHORT - FIVE MINUTES
It’s just a quaint little Christmas party… until it turns into The Exorcist Holiday Special.

Written for the 2025 Playwrights Thriving Secret Santa Title Exchange.

10 MINUTE PLAY FOR YOUNG ACTORS
An upset Loki decides to roast all of the Gods and tell them what he really thinks. He soon learns why it is a bad idea to burn all of your bridges. (Also there are poisonous snakes!!)

ONE MINUTE MONOLOGUE
An actor discusses the OTHER version of To Be or Not to Be.

(10-MINUTES) Is a funeral a religious ceremony or a celebration of one's life? Parent and child face this question in this short dramedy.

ONE ACT, 45 MINUTES
Mom was against therapy, now she's a therapist herself. Dad was a homophobe, now he's coming out of the closet. Their grown-up kids navigate their feelings and wonder if finding forgiveness is even worth the effort. This one-act dramedy is a real-time family dinner gone extraordinarily wrong.

ONE ACT, 60 Minutes
In the late 90s, Bobbi Miller makes her living scamming the elderly. It's easy, she's good at it, and she makes bank. But, after discovering her own grandmother was scammed shortly before she died, she finds herself doubting her lifestyle for the first time. After so much damage is done, is it too late to change her ways?

In this ridiculous absurdist comedy, friends gather at a dinner party where unbeknownst to them, the host himself is on the menu.