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The Story of My Life follows the friendship of Alvin and Thomas. These lifelong friends are reunited after Alvin's mysterious death as Thomas struggles to write Alvin's eulogy while recounting the many turns that their lives have taken since meeting as children.

These three original pieces were written, directed, and performed by recent graduates of the Art of Acting Studio Professional Conservatory. Developed in 2017 as a classroom project, each is an artistic and creative exploration of the life of a notable person throughout history.

Quick-witted, irreverent, and unflinchingly truthful, The Sentence is a dark comedy that follows two young women as they navigate the criminal justice system after a murder only one committed. Question is, do either of them know who actually did it?

An evening of stories and songs with the Seniors at the LA LGBT Center.

A devoted nun’s quiet evening is shattered when a mysterious stranger with an impossible claim shows up. What follows is a haunting confrontation of faith, love, and free will in this dark, poetic two-hander.

Everybody Dies examines a love triangle that takes place during the commencement of a world-wide suicide pact. Molly Rydzel's first play premiered in June of 2009 in Manhattan to rave reviews.

A live performer (me) interacts with characters on a giant video wall—also played by me—blending dance, martial arts, story, and effects. The screen reacts in real time, creating illusions where I step into the movie itself. It’s a cinematic, immersive show like no other.

A multi-sensory, erotic tone poem taking place in the 1990’s NYC queer scene, “Devon’s Diary" follows a young artist's darkly-comedic downward spiral, initiated by her mother’s death—and the subsequent request by her girlfriend to open their previously monogamous relationship.

Diary of a Sociopathic Freakazoid is an experimental theatrical experience where we dive into the black heart and mind of a New York sociopath using theatrical, musical and installation elements.Written and Directed by Richard Crawford and starring Zoe Rosario, Ruthie Stephens and Bertrand Roy.

A fledgling artist is the pawn in a personal power tug-of-war between a couple for whom mind games is just daily gymnastics in this new work by award-winning playwright Lee Wochner. When does art become more than paint on a canvas and have the ability to bind new relationships ... or destroy them?