A distraught Emperor seeks the magic of a mythical Nightingale to cure his broken heart.

A musical. A young American woman is transported back in time to the French Revolution where she inadvertently falls in love with one of the key players. I apologize, I have not actually written all the songs yet so please be understanding of song place holder spots.

I wrote this a long time ago for my philosophy class. I was suppose to explain what aristitle meant by udamonia and how it applied. What was ultimate happiness. So I came up with this.

A monologue told from the perspective of the girlfriend, written in HS... xoxo

A play about reconnecting, inspired by that one scene in You've Got Mail, written in 2011... xoxo

A play about the differences between how boys and girls have fun, written in 2010... xoxo

A play about royalty and rabbits (or hair?), written in 2011... xoxo

A play in 4 Acts, about falling in love unexpectedly, written in 2009... xoxo

A short scene (expanded to a full play titled I Can't Sleep), focused on dialogue, written for a college playwriting class... xoxo

A play revolving around a movie night with friends, written in 2013... xoxo

She should be asleep. Not standing in the bathroom.

Prideful Zinnia had the dream to become the best ballerina in all the kingdom. Her private stage is invaded when the travelling magician Vidam wows the king. She comes across Ammadon, a well-meaning but provoking clown. He helps her realize her two choices: Stay and be Vidam's beautiful assistant, or take her act elsewhere and grow her talents. Zinnia is left wondering her options.

Professor Mary Muldoon was a mean old battleaxe with one burning ambition - to beat Jane Austen at pool! But when Abraham Lincoln shows up instead, things quickly spiral out of control. A one act play in the tradition of the old Twilight Zone TV show. Rated T for disturbing themes and images.

J: A solitary inmate waiting for the day of his execution. It is his belief that every night, he sneaks out through a small barred window and visits the Opera with Thomas, a mysterious young man that he met his first night. In isolation, he writes letters to T from a world of barred our reality. Slowly, he falls in love and watches the outside world that he once knew, fall apart.

Louis est persuadé qu'il fait partie d'une pièce de théâtre en cours de représentation. Ses proches s'inquiètent de son état mental. Comment peut-il douter des choses les plus essentielles : l'existence des autres pièces de son appart, de l'existence du monde extérieur, l'existence de son libre-arbitre, ou même de l'existence des dragons ?

This is a short little one act that I wrote for Forensics this year. It's about a girl named Ray who asks her sisters, Gwen and Saria, how to confess to her crush. I don't really take this one too seriously, but constructive criticism is always appreciated. Thank you!

This play is about a girl named Talia and a boy named Arrow. They are on opposite sides of a war. How will the two people, so different in nature, bond over a common enemy? This is the first play I've ever written. I know it's not perfect, but I think I did a pretty good job. As always, constructive criticism is very much appreciated. Thank you!

Charlotte's crush invites her to his birthday party this weekend but her anxiety tries to persuade her from attending.

An unnamed person, acting as narrator, takes an evening stroll down by Sesame Street and pauses to listen to a after-hours conversation among the muppets.

"Malvolio's Revenge" is my shot at the sequel to "Twelfth Night" for which Shakespeare left the door wide open. You don't need to know "Twelfth Night" to follow "Malvolio's Revenge" as it explains what it needs to, but if you've 100 minutes to spare first there are several full performances on YouTube to put faces, voices and settings to my play.

Saph is a high school transgender girl coming to terms with the fact that not everyone will accept her.

An ordinary, close group of friends, who have secrets of their own - And these secrets could become something far greater, then they could ever realise. There is certainly more going on than meets the eye... And the person behind all this could be closer then they think? (Being re-edited)

Most of the characters try to go to Iowa. However, they find themselves getting distracted.

A young priest is sent for the king's courts where he is expected to learn the basics of a traditional marriage ceremony from his elder, Father Augustus. While he is there, he falls in love with the beautiful Princess Adriana and woos her to his bed against his religion policies. What ensues after this is a story of regret, death, and revenge.

Short Play. Two strangers meet under a flickering lamppost on a cold night. They talk about love, death, what comes next, and what stays behind.