Plays
Elsewhere
Wherever we are it better be epic. A play in which the last woman in the world flees her wedding ceremony for the Neolithic era. Across highways, a petrified forest, and an anachronistic shore, she lands where she can live and love freely. But when her presence threatens the harmonious Elsewhere, she must grapple with sacrifice—of herself, or of the world where she’s possible. Full-length with music.
*Winner, Himan Brown Award 2024, semifinalist Terrence McNally New Works Incubator, Semifinalist, LaMama Experiments in Playwriting. Reading at Playwrights Horizons, May 2024; Workshop at LaMama dir. by Keenan Tyler Oliphant March 2026.
Cynosure
cynosure | a person or thing that is the center of attention or admiration
Jerri won’t leave the gym. Cynosure is a tragicomedy in which a wealthy white woman’s breakdown keeps her imprisoned in her luxury nyc gym with her subway mole enemy: Gary. As Gary wreaks havoc on Jerri, Jerri wreaks havoc on the gym’s employees. A dark comedic look at wealth, loneliness, and femininity in late-stage capitalism that takes a turn for the Greek.
Cul-de-Sac
Cul-de-Sac is a play about language, land, and the women—and ghosts—who live on it.
Based on the bloody history of a real-life traffic circle in Connecticut, the men responsible for a violent past haunt three cousins, determining their fates, and ultimately exposing an accretion of unmet desires, wasted talent, and missed connections in their lives and the earth beneath them.
*Winner, LaMama Experiments in Playwriting Fellowship 2025-2026, Reading dir. by Morgan Gould June 2026, Second-Rounder, AFF 2024, semi-finalist Terrence McNally New Works at Rattlestick.
Greetings! From the Mojave
“Annhilation, obliteration, dissipation…they’re not what you think.” In Greetings! From the Mojave, a Black cowboy and suburban housewife navigate new landscapes and new identities after world-ending change. In this post-grief, post-Americana sand study, new desires and outlooks are revealed in the creosote for those who ask: what happens after loss?
Available on New Play Exchange
*a one-act based on William Blake’s The Marriage of Heaven and Hell. Performed September 2024 at BAM, dir. by Marissa Joyce Stamps.
Planter Play
In a technocracy where water can’t cross state lines and soil is so scarce it has to be stolen from the cemetery, two tech-addicts establish a rare connection in state-mandated recovery. While they bond over an escape from the city of Trimetro, a more sinister secret about what truly connects them threatens their unlikely friendship.
Part sci-fi, part coming-of-age, Planter Play is a plea for humanity in an algorithmic universe.
23
23 is a memory play with music (trying to be) contained in the laws of quantum theory. When Girl 1 meets Girl 2, it’s as though her life begins. But as first love coincides with a life-threatening diagnosis, affection, queerness and mortality entangle Girl 1 in a years-long, reality-altering journey.
Performed at Theater for the New City.
Films
Buena Vista
1M, 1F, Short Film
A woman encounters a demanding houseless man—who happens to be her first boyfriend. Will she abandon the boy she once loved, or help the suicidal man he’s become?
*Semifinalist, CASCADIA International Women’s Film Festival 2025; Quarter Finalist, PAGE International Screenwriting Awards 2025
The Astronaut Hour
A mysterious spaceman and a lonely 20-something search for belonging in a timeless American diner.
Written by Leslie Gauthier, Directed by Anna Loyd Bradshaw, Original Music by Allegra Levy and Tim Norton, Choreography by Tom Feeney, Produced in collaboration with Blackbox Productions, Cinematography by Charlotte Dupré, Starring: Leslie Gauthier, Tom Feeney & Kendall Cafaro.
Watch The Astronaut Hour here.
*Winner: Best Short Film, Best Screenplay, Best Actress, Best of Fest Manhattan Rep. Stories Film Festival 2021; Best Original Song-International Independent Film Awards 2019; Best Original Score-ISAFF 2021
Grand Island
Feature
A woman returns to rural Nebraska to find the truth about her missing brother, but to do so, she must confront her troubled past—and the corruption plaguing the community she left behind.
*Second-Rounder, AFF 2025; Quarterfinalist: Emerging Screenwriter’s Drama Screenplay Competition, Filmmatic Drama Screenplay Competition, WeScreenplay Feature Contest, Big Apple Festival Screenplay Competition 2025.
“The premise blends environmental thriller with intimate family drama. Set in a near-future Nebraska, it explores corporate exploitation, generational trauma, and ecological destruction through a compelling mystery about a missing brother. Tonally, it rides the line between A24-style intimate drama and sophisticated eco-thriller, with notes of Sharp Objects and Dark Waters.” -Diverso Fellowship