Summer & Fall 2024:

• Round the Bend Theatre is producing readings of P. Pan Et Al. in Saugerties and Tannersville, NY, October 26 & 27. Click here for more details.

• Smith & Kraus is publishing a marriage is a story that we tell and keep telling in their “Best Ten-Minute Plays of 2024.” Stay tuned for links to purchase — or visit the Drama Book Shop at the end of the year!

Fall & Winter 2023-2024:

• TOSOS produced a reading of P. Pan Et Al @ The Flea in March.

• Monarchs was featured on New Play Exchange. Playwright Jillian Blevins had this to say: “Some of my favorite scripts were written by female and non-binary playwrights riffing on, remixing, and reclaiming the canon. […] They all inspire us to see our stories in new ways.” Thanks Jillian!

• The Dishtowel went up as part of Irvington Theatre’s virtual Short Play Fest, March 10-16.

• Safe nabs a whole bunch of awards! Grateful for the recognition for this screenplay from Los Angeles Cinefest, Sugarloaf Film Festival, Liverpool Indie Awards, London Script Awards, Gothamite Film Awards and Budapest Movie awards.

• Recorded vocals for composer Mike Forst for the pilot episode of TV series Hotel Mors.

• Wrote The Dishtowel on commission for 24/6: A Jewish Theater’s Telephone Plays. It was performed for seniors at DOROT and prompted a beautiful conversation about how objects hold stories.

• a marriage is a story that we tell and keep telling was published in Stonecoast Review’s Winter 2024 issue.

• Monarchs went up as part of the New Works Festival at the Morgan Wixson Theatre in Santa Monica. A pleasure to work closely with dramaturg Melanie Anthony on the play.

• Monarchs had a staged reading with Round the Bend Theatre Co., September 8 & 9, 2023 at the Rosendale Theatre in beautiful Rosendale, New York, directed by Syd Grosberg.

• Check out the trailer for the film Washerwoman, with a gorgeous and haunting song written by Mike Forst. My vocals feature there and throughout the score, which you can listen to in full here.

Spring & Summer 2023:

• a marriage is a story we tell and keep telling was produced at The Flea by The Other Side of Silence (NYC’s longest running LGBTQIA+ theater), directed by the wondrous Dennis Corsi.

• So pleased to be invited as a Tennessee Williams Scholar to the incredible Sewanee Writers’ Conference this past July.

• a marriage… went up as part of The Secret Theatre’s One Act Play Festival in July & August, directed by kat baus.

• Frankie & Wally was featured at HOWL Playwrights’ Father’s Day Shorts @ the Stissing Center in June.

• Monarchs got a reading at Valdez Theatre Conference in June.

• Frankie & Wally went up as part of the Sharon Playhouse’s Writers Playground (Sharon, CT) in June.

• a marriage… was featured in Rosendale Theatre’s LGBTQ Short Play Festival, won Village Playwrights 2023 ten minute play contest, and won first place in both the judged and audience favorite categories for The Fresh Fruit Festival’s Short Play Contest @ The Wild Project.

• In non-writing news, recorded vocals for a horror film composed by the inimitable Mike Forst and harmonies for the honey-voiced Lauren Hart’s upcoming EP, and did a reading of Genevieve Simon’s BLOOM BLOOM POW at Shadowland Theater in Ellenville, NY, directed by Hudson Valley theatrical all-star Brittany Proia.

Fall & Winter 2022-2023:

• Working with Baobab Studios on Nico Cassavecchia and Martin Allais’s Momoguro.

• Short play The Undergrowth was featured as part of Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival’s Love Never Dies In Memory: A Post-Electric Bake-Off .

• Story producing and writing with Sherpa Productions and PD Media.

• Participated in HOWL @ The Center, an evening of short plays October 7-9.

Spring & Summer 2022:

• Joined Howl Playwrights, a Hudson Valley theatre group dedicated to nurturing, inspiring and empowering the development and sharing of new and challenging works by established and emerging playwrights.

• My play Monarchs was given a beautiful developmental reading by Round the Bend Theatre, directed by Syd Grosberg Ronga.

• Shot short film Sleep with a stellar team: director Avital Shira and actors Susannah Jones and Jay Ben Markson.

• Thrilled for the chance to write for Innovate@BU’s Campus Hunger Challenge, ensuring no 19-26 year olds miss meals in the Greater Boston Area.

• Grateful to be a recipient of the Dramatists’ Guild Steven Schwartzberg Grant.