HUNG! is a roughly 90-minute chamber comedy with a cast of over 20 characters. Set in 1893, it follows the infamous outlaw, Putner Burch, the morning after his hanging. Somehow alive, Putner waltzes into a saloon for a drink, and gets himself trapped. As he attempts to relieve the pressures of his situation, everything escalates. Caught between lawmen, bounty hunters, climbing debts, and all sorts of other folks he's wronged, who knows if Putner will make it out. 

By pitting humor against fatal stakes to create a rapid, farce-like comedy, this story aims to challenge the way the audience might view redemption without ever becoming too heavy.

Lasso Cave is a roughly 120-minute chamber play with a cast of 10 characters. Set in 1851, this play follows a group of 9 strangers who find themselves trapped in a cave, somewhere in the desert, during a violent thunderstorm. When it is revealed that this specific cave is the mythical Lasso Cave, our strangers are pitted against eachother. As per the legend, only two survive. Paranoia builds, secrets are spilled and revealed, and the magic of the cave just grows more and more apparent. Death arrives in ways that are impossible to anticipate, and as the play goes on, the living dwindle.

This play aims to use meta-elements, quick dialogue, plot twists, and clever staging in order to bring the audience deeper into the cave. 

This play is currently being written.

Dad Weekend follows two young boys who are headed to their Dad's trailer for the weekend. The relationships become clearer and the situation grows stranger as time goes on. Based on true events from my childhood, this play is the first I've ever written about myself and my own experiences. Through this play, I hope to explore some of the feelings I couldn't yet process, express love for my brother, and give the younger version of myself the space to be seen.

This play is currently being written.