Adam Petrosino

A single phone call between two estranged friends, Camden and Joshua. Sparked by Camden's new understanding of his sexuality, the two revisit long-buried emotions, memories, and confront the fracture of their friendship. In a tight, quiet, tense conversation, staged like a dance between the two, the former friends trace the fragile line between their ruptured past and the possibility of their reconnection.

After accidentally calling the ex-girlfriend he deeply hurt, a guilt-ridden stoner spends one chaotic night confronting a knife-wielding roommate, a cynical best friend, and the uncomfortable truth that feeling bad is not the same thing as taking responsibility.

IN DEVELOPMENT - An allegory about the fear of becoming obsolete through the erosion of human touch in an age of accelerating invention. From the 17th century to today, as technological progress distances writers from the intimate act of creation and they surrender more of themselves to the systems they build, they are forced to confront what remains of identity when authorship no longer feels entirely their own—and what is lost when work no longer bears the imprint of human hands.

Two teenagers meet on the edge of a building in the city. One is ready to jump. The other refuses to let him. As the two share their fragile worlds with each other, what starts as an interruption becomes an agreement, to live by doing instead of dreaming. Terms is a short play about hesitation, connection and the terrifying act of stepping into the world.

After an eccentric professor challenges two gifted young artists to pursue greatness at any cost, a budding romance spirals into rivalry, forcing them to confront the uneasy line between artistic ambition and human connection.