A Frog’s Lament for the Common Man was a finalist at the Actors Theatre of Louisville, Kentucky.

Holy Wars dares the audience to face the question of mixed marriages. Can a rabbi and a priest, as well as Torquemada and Cromwell settle their arguments, as well as the newlyweds’ parents?

I’m Sorry, I’m Sorry is a unique comedy starting the action with a wife blowing her husband’s head off with his own hunting rifle.  It won first prize at the International Festival of New Works.

The Kerry Dancers is a daughter’s search for her missing mother, set in the life of an Irish-American family in the Chicago of the 1930’s.

Leaving Her is a surprise to the audience.  Holding his golf bag, he yells out to his wife, "I'm leaving now!"  But where is he really going?  This play was one of the winners of the 2009 Six Women Playwrights Festival.

Oh, Promise Me is both a play and a film [www.ohpromiseme.net].  An eccentric woman has died but somehow won’t go away

.In Ophelia’s Mother we meet a fierce, funny mother determined to use the plot line of “Hamlet” as a way to get her daughter to leave her abusive husband.  The play won the Havemeyer Award.

Zone TV begs the question of how far reality TV can go.  The cable network CEO has it out with his staff and the audience finds a new answer.