PLAYS

SUBLIMATION 1 Performer, 1 Act, 60 Minutes
World Premiere: August 2026, Edinburgh Fringe

  • 8 Months after Trump has been elected, gay, divorced, unemployed merch-maker Ethan is down on his luck. Out of work since designing merchandise for Kamala Harris’ unsuccessful campaign, he’s ready to close up shop. When a mysterious woman places a large order, things are looking up. The only issue is, she’s ordering T-shirts that read “Thank You, President Trump.” It isn’t long before Ethan finds himself a purveyor of conservative merchandise. As the asks get bigger and their relationship steepens, Ethan is faced with a pivotal decision – go broke with his integrity, or find himself rich with remorse.

  • A Merv Stutter’s Pick of the Fringe

    Named Best Theatre of the 2026 Edinburgh Fringe by The Scotsman

    Winner! Fringe Gold Award

    ★★★★★
    “Successfully demonstrating that navigating morality is less of a walk in the park and more like a constant battle within the subconscious, the play exposes how making the ‘right’ decision always comes with a cost.”

    -The Student

    ★★★★★
    “Sublimation is doing sublime work….the script understands the thousand papercuts of American life in 2026…this play sings”

    -FringeBiscuit

A LITTLE TREAT 1 Performer, 1 Act, 70 Minutes
Play Text available from Methuen Drama
Off-Broadway Premiere: September 2025, East Village Basement
World Premiere: August 2024, Edinburgh Fringe

  • Every day, at 7pm, Greg Hurst has a little treat. A small ritual to brighten up his monotonous life, each evening he gifts himself a tiny indulgence. In March of 2020, as the pandemic begins, the treats ramp up. Gay, single, and barreling through his twenties, Greg welcomes lockdown with open arms. But when the collective tragedy of the pandemic collides with his own personal tragedy, he’s forced to consider the world beyond his one bedroom.

  • Sold-out, extended Off-Broadway Engagement

    ★★★★
    “Excellent…gripping…a gem of a play. An entertaining, thought-provoking flashback to those strange, stressful months of 2020.”

    -The Edinburgh Reporter

    “Irresistible! A Little Treat is charmingly true to its title”

    -The Scotsman

I WANT THE WORLD (AND WHEN I GET IT, I’LL WANT SOMETHING ELSE)
4 Performers, 2 Acts, 120 Minutes
Developed in Arthouse Productions’ INKubator Residency
29-Hour Workshop: May 2025, Arthouse Productions

  • After fourteen seasons on The Real Housewives of New Jersey, Rebecca Delucci has embarrassed herself, and her future on the show hangs in the balance. After fourteen years growing up on TV, Rebecca's son, Madison, has written a tell-all memoir–one that makes his mothers contract renewal all the more tenuous. Now, the two must duke it out in the only way they know how: like the cameras are rolling. Inspired by Chekhov's The Seagull, I Want the World examines that innate human need for attention (and affirmation) in the crucible of reality TV.

  • 29-Hour Workshop, Arthouse Productions

    Directed by Alex Tobey
    Featuring Antoinette Lavecchia, Michael John Ciszewski, Barbara Kingsley, and Wyatt Fenner.

I DIDN’T MEAN TO SCREAM SO LOUD
7 Performers, 2 Acts, 120 Minutes
Developed in Gingold Theatrical Groups’ Speakers Corner Residency
29-Hour Workshop: February 2025, Junto Entertainment

  • Beatrice Lloyd has dementia. At 85 the matriarch of the family, known to her grandkids as Baba, is sick and distant. When the disease takes over and the unthinkable happens, her devoted daughter Amy is confronted with how to best care for her mom while struggling to care for her own daughter, fresh out of rehab. I Didn’t Mean To Scream So Loud zeros in on the human and inhumane ways to best live a life- and the noise made in the process. 

  • 29-Hour Workshop: Feburary 2025
    Directed by Maria Dizzia

    Featuring Amy Michelle Gaither, Barbara Kingsley, Steph Miller, Ephraim Birney, Katie Lynn Sinicki, Laura Dowling Shea, and Oneika Phillips

    Developed in Residencies With Gingold Theatrical Group, The Artist Co-Op, and The Cold Read Series.

Legume
5 Performers, 1 Act, 90 Minutes
Developed in Residency with the Cold Read Series
29-Hour Workshop: April 2023, The Cold Read Series

  • When a snow storm strands four close friends on Christmas Eve at the campus of their small liberal arts college in Pennsylvania, the group bans together to make the most of the holiday. Gathering in the school's Black Box theater, the four remain dead set on being merry. As drinks flow, food is served, and games are played, their dynamics are put to the test as they begin to confront their hopes, dreams, and fickle realities we develop to power through a society at odds with our own existence.

  • 29-Hour Workshop: April 2023

    Featuring Kayla Zanakis, Robert Riley French, Steph Miller, Dillon Everett, and Lucy Buchanan

    Developed in Residencies With Gingold Theatrical Group, The Artist Co-Op, and The Cold Read Series.

The Public and Private Deaths of Carol O’Grady
1 Performer, 1 Act, 60 Minutes
Off-Broadway Engagement: Winter 2018, HERE Arts Center
World Premiere: 2018 New York International Fringe Festival

  • It’s Christmas Eve. Carol’s Dead. What’s next?

    When Carol O’Grady is murdered in the living room of her Long Island home, the lives of her neighbors are upheaved. In the wake of Carol’s death, they begin to recollect, reexamine, and discover the fragility of their shared existence.

  • “Frank Murdocco’s solo show is a breath of fresh air! He transforms flawlessly and smoothly.” -Malini Singh McDonald, malinism.com