An arthritic finger puppeteer gives her final performance as she slowly loses the use of her fingers. The Jester And The Dragon is a play about art and age. The audience interacts as children, mourners, and participants in this play celebrating and saying farewell to the legacy of a life dedicated to the arts.

Touring to audience members’ homes and performed for only two people at a time, Bar and Bathtub is a play about conviction and choice. The world is ending and Philip has discovered the only place you'll be safe. 

A woman sets out to die absolved of all her sins. Inspired by the Confessions of St. Augustine, God Likes You is a play about belief and the fragile line between devotion and obsession. Audience members are asked to contend with the responsibility of helping a young woman find everlasting peace.

Written for one audience member at a time. Baby Jessica’s Well-Made Play is a conversation about fear and hope, as told by an eighteen month old stuck in a well. Touring to audience members’ closets, headphones, and nearby cafes Baby Jessica's Well-Made Play is a four act conversation. 

Odysseus is determined to hear the sirens’ song. He needs the audience’s help to ensure he won’t jump to his death. odysseus tied to the masT is a play about the drive for immortality and the desire to control our own legacies. Can the blood-soaked Odysseus survive the experience of absolute beauty, and if he does, will he finally feel clean enough to return home?