A romcom about choice, lesbians, and Boston.

Taxi driver Jo Cruz knows the streets of Boston like the back of her hand, but no road map can prepare her for meeting Mary O’Sullivan, a Catholic school teacher with a boyfriend and a strict Irish mother. Despite rising tensions between their Irish and Puerto Rican communities, Mary and Jo start connecting over daily rides to work - sharing hot dogs, library books, and a lineage of islands under Catholic and colonial rule. But their new friendship takes a turn when Mary asks Jo to take her on a risky road trip where there’s no going back.

PRODUCTION HISTORY

Boston Playwrights’ Theatre, 2025

WORKSHOP HISTORY

Boston Playwrights’ Theatre, 2025

Pride Plays, 2025

Signature Theatre, 2024

Photo by Benjamin Rose Photography

A heist play for elementary and middle school.

It’s been 20 years since the Bella Butler Museum was robbed of some of its most valuable works of art, and the case is still cold….until siblings Zina and Wilm find a vase in their home that looks suspiciously like one of the stolen pieces. They start to suspect their family may have been involved in the biggest art heist ever. It turns out, every parent has a past - but what happens when your kids start to uncover it?

PRODUCTION HISTORY

Imagination Stage, 2022

Photo by Jeremy Rusnock Photography

A murder mystery for middle and high school.

The prestigious Adler Academy is a place where young girls dream of attending - some go to start their career paths, some go to learn about themselves, and some go to solve the mysterious disappearance of its founder, Adelaide Adler, who vanished without a trace in 1941. 80 years later, new student Ellie Ingram begins her first year at Adler, and she is the closest to discovering the truth - until she too disappears, leaving her sister Eliza and their new friends to pick up where she left off. Do Ellie and Adelaide share the same fate? Is the mystery more complex than it appears? And how can the past show us the way in navigating our present?

PRODUCTION HISTORY

Imagination Stage, 2021

A play with music about sexual assault and mental health for colleges and beyond.

In between concerts and classes, Lou is a student still reeling from her sexual assault a year ago. When she meets a new guy, she must face her anxieties head-on and figure out how to be intimate without reliving the trauma of her past. A dramedy about the friends, poets, and bands that get us through our darkest moments, Lazarus Lovesong is the soundtrack of Lou’s resurrection and an ode to survivors everywhere.

WORKSHOP HISTORY

Page to Stage at the Kennedy Center, 2018

Developed in Georgetown University’s Hope Playwriting Seminar, 2018