Wolfgang Jones

Wolfgang Jones

Wolfgang is a New Orleans-based playwright and actor. His plays reflect the world he grew up in: intense, disjointed, and a little violent - all tied together with some class consciousness and dark humor because, as they say, laissez les bons temps rouler. He is a proud member of the Dramatists Guild.

Plays

  • A Beginner's Guide to Self-Loathing & Why We Say Goodbye
    Life. It's a nightmare. It's a trainwreck. It's uncomfortable, exhausting, and full of crying, cringing, laughing, snorting, sneering, squirming, puking, whatever - and that's okay. Because that's not the hard part. For Chris, Everett, and Jordan it's another terrible day in a life full of loss, poverty, crumbling mental health, self-destruction, and trying to survive when you just...
    Life. It's a nightmare. It's a trainwreck. It's uncomfortable, exhausting, and full of crying, cringing, laughing, snorting, sneering, squirming, puking, whatever - and that's okay. Because that's not the hard part. For Chris, Everett, and Jordan it's another terrible day in a life full of loss, poverty, crumbling mental health, self-destruction, and trying to survive when you just really fucking hate yourself.
  • Watchmaker
    Inspired by the absurdities of modern priorities and what we lose sight of in our daily lives, WATCHMAKER is an experimental one-act play exploring love, fixation, and the repetition of human life.
  • The Beast
    Old dogs, suspicious cats, and monsters - oh my. THE BEAST follows two household pets as they attempt to drive evil out from their living room.

    Inspired by James & Deborah Howe's BUNNICULA.
  • Whitey: A Monologue
    Speaking on oppression, collectivism, and action (or a lackthereof) of white folk.