plays

“For God's sake, let us sit upon the ground
And tell sad stories of the death of kings” - ‘Richard II,’ Act 3, Scene 2

morning in America, or how to set a body on fire

Manhattan erupts following the acquittal of a white police officer for the death of a black teenager; during the resulting turmoil, a news team struggles with its own issues of race, class, police violence, gender dynamics, history, truth, success, and the characters’ unique perspectives on each — choosing whether to involve themselves in the story, or to simply watch a city, or each other, burn.

wardenclyffe

A successful family investment firm has one night to decide whether to risk it all on an inventor who may be genius, or a charlatan.

the swimming pool

Assistant District Attorney Phillip Turner must decide whether to pursue his dream of advancement and go against his activist father in taking a case that could reinforce the school-to-prison pipeline and doom a young man for life.