Noc Čarodějnice (Night of the Witch)
EIGHTY-MINUTE MINUTE FULL LENGTH (4w, 1m)
EIGHTY-MINUTE MINUTE FULL LENGTH (4w, 1m)
1667. Bohemia. A Lord. Three nuns. A closed casket. When Mother Antonia and her underlings arrive at Lord Lesovsky’s isolated rural chapel to carry out burial rights for his only daughter, all is not as it seems. As they sleep in shifts, determined to pray over Marina’s body at all hours, the nuns are plagued by nightmares, voices, apparitions, and for Sister Hedvika, a disturbing connection with the girl in the coffin. Noc Čarodějnice is a play about faith, family, betrayal, the power of extreme violence, and the harrowing realization that you just may be the thing you are terrified of.
HISTORY:
November 2025 staged reading at the New York City Center Studios directed by Julia Gaudioso and produced by Ghost Light Theatre Company in association with the Bright Lights Cohort
July 2026 production at the Lynn F. Angelson Theater (Classic Stage Company) directed by Julia Gaudioso and produced by Isabelle Chirls in SheNYC's Summer Theater Festival
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ONE ACT (2w, 1m)
God loves you, but not enough to give you a high-paying job. On a sticky July night in east Texas, Patience, Lee, and Finn, three Christian summer camp counselors, enjoy their one night off. An exploration of faith, sexuality, and forgiveness.
HISTORY:
June 2023 at The Chain Theatre Summer One Act Festival directed by Elena Maldonado-Dunn and produced by Medusa Collective NYC
May 2023 in the Marymount Manhattan College Blackbox directed by Elena Maldonado-Dunn in association with the Writing for the Stage concentration
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ONE ACT (3w)
Did you hear they’re opening a location in Spring Lake that’s twice the size of this one and shutting this store down? Did you hear that somebody’s been eating other people’s lunches out of the breakroom fridge? Did you hear that General Manager Austin is GAY?
HISTORY:
November 2025 at The Vino Theater directed by Isabel Fagre and produced with À La Carte Writers Workshop
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ONE ACT (2w, 1m)
Minnie wants to be a bride, but her girlfriend Cleo swore she'd never get married after her parents’ divorce. Wilson and Fred got married two summers ago, and they couldn't be happier. Cleo and Wilson are best friends. As Fred sleeps below deck, Minnie, Cleo, and Wilson try to catch a fish, smoke some weed, and navigate what it means to change for someone.
HISTORY:
July 2026 at The Vino Theater directed by Jackson Bradshaw and produced with À La Carte Writers Workshop
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ONE ACT (3w)
To earn this badge, your scouts must demonstrate their ability, in groups of 2 to 5, to build a shelter capable of keeping them safe and warm overnight using only a picnic blanket and what they can find in the forest. Recommended for Cadettes (Girlscouts age 11-14). Troop Leaders: due to the hormonal changes your campers are undergoing at this age of Scouthood, adult supervision is recommended!
HISTORY:
August 2025 at Cre8ive NYC directed by Jackson Bradshaw and produced with À La Carte Writers Workshop
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TEN-MINUTE PLAY (2a)
The company has a full-time salaried position available for a dedicated, hardworking employee. There are just a few things we need first— don’t look at us like that! It’s all standard procedure.
HISTORY:
April 2025 at Cre8ive NYC directed by Anastasia Novak and produced with À La Carte Writers Workshop
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TWO-HOUR FULL LENGTH (4w, 2m)
College dropout Sam, out of options, gets a job at her local gas station. It’s an easy, boring job, full of coworkers with their own issues– but then, in the back, an enormous Employee of the Month poster: Ella, who quit with no warning. Sam develops a torrid obsession. Employee of the Month is a play about retail, depression, lesbianism, and humanity. How do we connect to those who came before us, how do we connect to those around us, and how do we connect to the burning core inside ourselves?
HISTORY:
Semifinalist for SheNYC 2025
Semifinalist for the 2025 Princess Grace Award
EIGHTY-MINUTE FULL LENGTH (5w, 1m)
A four girl friend group nestled within an elite college choir meet up for their habitual post-rehearsal dorm drinking session. But when their fifth member, who hasn’t been invited for over a year, shows up unannounced with her new boyfriend, nobody's secrets are safe. A play about classism, repressed sexuality, and tradition.
*This play is a work in progress!