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Recent Work

rockabye
Dir. Meg Mechelke
University of Iowa Gallery

Full length play, 4W, 4M +ensemble​

There is a tree holding up the moon. If you cut it down, that would definitely be bad. Featuring a tree, a maintenance worker, and the strongest girl in the world, this play tells a story about grief, loss, and the fact that everyone is kind of an asshole sometimes.

Dear John
Dir. Ennis Matthew Neal
University of Iowa Workshop
 

Short play, 2W

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In the late 1880s, the most-kissed woman in the world was fished out of the Seine River, drowned and dead. Today, a living woman reads a note that is neither a romance, a ghost story nor a suicide note, and yet, somehow is all of those at once.

Symphony
Dir. Meg Mechelke
University of Iowa Workshop

Full length play, 2W, 2M, 1 child

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A bride is late for her wedding. A scientist is hungry. A golfer and a priest make a decision. And a child witnesses something awful. Also, there's music!

Love Songs: Collected Scenes
Publication
Iowa Chapbook Prize

This collection of short scenes and monologues was published by the University of Iowa Magid Center as part of their 2021 Iowa Chapbook Prize series. Edited by Anna G. Nelson.

Sasparella Trauffea is Dancing!
Dir. Abby Schnobrich
GREAT Theatre and KVSC Radio

Full length radio drama, 5M, 5W

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Sasparella Trauffea is dancing! And she won’t stop! In this loose adaptation of the somewhat historical events of the Dancing Plague of 1518, the residents of a small town must deal with the consequences of a runaway father, an ostentatious mayor, and, of course, the brazen dancing of the Trauffea girl. Add to the mix a lovesick confectioner and a hasty engagement, and you’ve got the recipe for a rollicking adventure of a radio show that the whole family will love!

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Press: Local Playwright Wins Contest, On-Air Radio Performance

          KVSC Radio to Produce Sasparella Trauffea is Dancing!

Soda Pop
Dir. Meg Mechelke
University of Iowa Ten Minute Play Festival

Short play, 1 M, 2 W

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A raincoat, a bored employee, and the Moon’s ex-girlfriend walk into a 7/11 at two in the morning on a Tuesday or a Wednesday when it’s raining.

Bunco Night at the End of the World
Dir. Kelli Killmer
Sartell High School (commission)

One act Zoom play, 4 W

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The four horse-women of the apocalypse gather for drinks and Bunco. They ponder celestial questions ranging from why bad things happen to how to unmute yourself on Zoom.

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