Writer of plays and fiction

SMILESet in two separate interrogation rooms, a man and a woman give differing accounts of what has just happened. As the interrogations unfold we learn that the woman has punched the man and feels justified in her actions. The man feels the woman is completely crazy. The audience is left to decide.
Smile is published and Licensed by Smith and Kraus, in 2010 The Best 10-Minute Plays.
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Also available from Original Works Publishing.
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A woman who is slowly being driven mad by technology encounters a divorce lawyer who is plugged-in, in more ways than one. One man, one woman, one text message…misdirected.
When Ellen discovers that her younger brother Mattie has read her diary, she resorts to drastic measures: she takes his video game controller hostage. Mattie tries to convince Ellen that he can erase his brain, including all memories of the boy that she has been writing about. After all, Mattie argues, wasn’t Mom able to erase her brain? Has their Mom really forgotten all about their Dad, and is Mattie destined to as well?
Erasing the Brain is published and licensed by YouthPLAYS.
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is trapped in a compact car on their way to a wedding. After one too many wrong turns, the GPS comes to life.

Love, math and paranoia collide at 30,000 feet. An actress and a statistician find themselves on Flight 214 to Los Angeles via Detroit. According to the statistician’s calculations, today is the day that he was meant to find true love. The actress, however, is positive that Flight 214 will crash, as she was never meant to reach “the metaphorical Moscow.” Their personalities collide as the pilot quotes Chekhov and the flight attendant insists that she is a seagull.
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Mike, a struggling poet and cab driver, and Steph, the girl who loves him,debate the causes of a mysterious suicide early one morning on the Brooklyn Bridge. We soon learn that Mike hasn't written anything in months, but this suicide seems to inspire him. Was Mike somehow at fault for the stranger's fate? And how far will Steph go to inspire him again?
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My ten-minute play Text Misdirected will be anthologized again in 2011. More information to come soon!
My play Clown Therapy will be anthologized in 2012. More information to come soon!