Plays

“In Spite of My Ambivalence” production still at Synchronicity Theatre by Casey Gardner Ford.

In Spite of My Ambivalence
3 W & 2 M
In Spite of My Ambivalence is an exploration of healing from trauma. It uses distilled, sparse language, with minimalist description to explore how one heals in the aftermath of suffering.

A dancer who can’t dance spends days wrapped in a bed sheet. A woman and a doctor dig into a troubled past. A man alone wrestles with desire. A stranger carries the weight of a life shaped by war.

The play follows five lives—intersecting across war zones, bedrooms, and therapy sessions—as they navigate the fragile space between devastation and hope. Each encounter leaves an imprint, drawing a shifting map of connection, disconnection, and the relentless search for healing.*
*Suzi Bass Recommended Production, Atlanta, 2026.
*2025 Venturous Finalist

Another Country still from Bramble Theatre Company’s Festival of Unfinished Works by Jimmy Chung.

Another Country
1 W, 1 M
An arrival in a Western country for two political dissidents is not all that it seems. A late night debate into homeland, inescapable borders, and one’s duty in an authoritarian regime becomes a battle over the haunting of the past and optimism for the future. What does it mean to leave a country and what do you leave behind?
*Commissioned by St. Louis Shakespeare Festival

“The Day is Long to End” still at the University of Florida by Suzanna Mars.

The Day is Long to End
6 W & 7 M (Triple-casting allows for a cast of 8 actors)
A period drama about a flower shop during the rise of fascism in 1934 Vienna, Austria.
*Produced in 2018 at the University of Florida
Feature, The Alligator, July 2018
Feature, Gainesville Sun, July 2018

Le Jeté
Ensemble of 9 to 10 actors
A museum associate becomes an artist’s muse and struggles to forge her own identity in the art world. A play about the female gaze with Baroque opera interludes.
*2019 BAPF Semifinalist
*Conceived of in the Soho Rep W/D Lab

“The Sun Experiment” production still at the NYC FringeNYC Festival.

The Sun Experiment
2 W & 1 M
A gender-bending play set in 21st century New England, 1912 Cambridge and 17th century Illyria. Inspired by Twelfth Night and a philosophical construct by Ludwig Wittgenstein, the three eras of romance and heartbreak spin around each other in the cosmos to illustrate Wittgenstein’s philosophy.
*Produced in the 2014 New York International Fringe Festival
*Won FringeNYC award “Excellence in Playwriting”
*Featured in Time Out NY as one of the Top Ten Nightlife & Music Events in August 2014
*Conceived of in the New York Theatre Workshop Emerging Artist of Color Fellowship