Full length plays...
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(Co-Creator/Co-author the book) Full-Length Rock Musical
An Off-Broadway bound, award winning rock musical about a con artist who accidentally finds her true calling as a self-help guru. As she helps the women, her criminal past is revealed. In a surprising twist, the very women Mother Eve has deceived use their new-found skills to save her. "The last time I laughed this hard at a musical it was during a preview for some new show called The Book of Mormon." - NYTheater.com |
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(Author) Full-Length Comedy
I am currently working on The Hugger-Mugger Murders. Someone is killing all the Shakespeare Clowns at the Shakespeare Festival. (coming soon...) |
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(Author) Full-Length Play and Screenplay
A love story that takes a rather unique look at the vulnerability of the human condition. Four members of a wedding party reluctantly uncover their most personal fears and desires as they scurry feverishly to prepare for their friends' wedding.
"You'll be laughing most of the time (even in the darker third act), and, if by the end of the play, you are a little disturbed, well and good. The play rings more true than one might like, but guaranteed: you'll be repeating zippy lines to friends, recounting the comedic twists, and debating the darker bits over dinner." -review of play by Matthew Lynn Riegel |
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(Co-Author) Full-Length Comedy
Two actors, nine characters, seven different styles of comedy, within one episodic story of stupidity proving “to err is human.”
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"Nothing against dramas- you can learn a a lot from drama. But I love creating things that make the audience laugh their pants off and unbeknownst to them they still leave with a life lesson. In my mind, the show is a hit when the audience says, 'That was hysterical and I actually learned something. Now where are my pants?'"
-Kirk McGee, interview with NYTheatre.com
-Kirk McGee, interview with NYTheatre.com
One act plays...
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(Author)
I am currently working on a one-act, The Honorable Herbert Peabody. Under a cloud of scandal, a tour guide must decide if he's going to ignore history, change history, or make history. |
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(Author)
Based on the full-length play, Activity Place Mats, two members of the wedding party come face to face with their feelings for one another- for better or worse.
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