Plays
 Anne and Cyrus in the Car |  The Museum of Lost Things |  Cyrus, Ruby and The Curator |
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 Cyrus in the car and Anne with a map |  Cyrus on the phone with Adam |
It's a Small World (or The Robot Play)
Anne (an engineer in recovery) and Cyrus (a former coffee maker, now robot poet) take the long trip from Disney World to Canandaigua to get Cyrus back home to Anne’s childhood best friend, Adam. Along the way, the duo meet other people and small kitchen appliances that are just as lost as they are while they try to discover what home truly is.
Production History:
University Production at Youngstown State University | February 2024
World Premiere Production at Bristol Valley Theater | August 2022
Development History:
Bristol Valley Theater New Play Initiative (Staged Reading) | 2019
Pegasus PlayLab at UCF (Workshop Reading) | 2019
Flint Repertory Theatre New Works Festival (Staged Reading) | 2019
Activate Midwest New Play Festival (Workshop Reading) | 2018
A monologue from this play can be found in Smith and Kraus Best Men's Monologues of 2019! Click here to order your copy on Amazon.
Photo Credit: Production by Bristol Valley Theater.
Photos by Rich Miller
Director: Kate Rose Reynolds
Set Design: Tim McMath
Costume Design: Zech Saenz
Lighting Design: Christina Watanabe
Featuring Claire Leyden, Matthew Coordsen, Christopher Zou and Hope Garland.
 Wakulla Springs |  Wakulla Springs |
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In Search of The Mothman
In Search of The Mothman follows two young sisters trapped in a life transition after an unexpected tragedy strikes their hometown. Emily is just trying to make it through her senior year and get into music school, while Jordan moves across the country to Point Pleasant, West Virginia under the joke of "searching for The Mothman". Through honesty and humor, the sisters try to work through their trauma and grapple with what lives they want to lead in the aftermath. A play about coming together and pulling away in tragedy, the confines of community expectations and whether we can truly know the people we love.
Development History:
21st Century Voices at American Stages (Workshop Reading) | 2021