
TOPICS WE'RE PASSIONATE ABOUT
Public Health
Addiction & Recovery
Urban Life
American History
Found Family
Trauma & Resilience
PLAYS IN DEVELOPMENT

THE AIR OUT THERE (NEW PLAY IN DEVELOPMENT)
Surreal / Comedy / Psychological Drama
Three incarcerated women from different generations share a jail cell where the boundaries between survival, memory, and possibility blur, revealing how the prisons we carry inside ourselves can be harder to escape than the ones built of concrete.
DEVELOPMENT HISTORY:
Staged Readings
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Selected for the BIPOC Play Reading Festival - The Straz Center for Performing Arts, Tampa Florida, March 1, 2026
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Point Park Pittsburgh Fringe Festival 2026, March 21-22, 2026
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Previews: BIPOC PLAY-READING FESTIVAL at Straz's TECO Theater
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The Air Out There | Pittsburgh Fringe Festival
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Point Park Fringe Festival revives student theater opportunities

TOXIC NON-PROFIT (NEW PLAY IN DEVELOPMENT)
Satire / Absurd / Dark Comedy / Office Drama
When a social worker accepts a job at a respected community nonprofit, she quickly discovers that the organization’s polished reputation hides a workplace culture that raises troubling questions about who the helping profession is really helping.
DEVELOPMENT HISTORY:
Development workshops with Coalescence Theatre Project, Illinois 2026
Director: Rob Esposito

A SLICE OF RED VELVET (NEW PLAY IN DEVELOPMENT)
Feel Good / 90’s Style Romantic Comedy
In 1993, Hartford, Connecticut, a romantic setback leads a young man to uncover a hidden gift for cooking, bringing together an unlikely circle of friends and neighbors in ways he never imagined.
DEVELOPMENT HISTORY:
Development workshops with Coalescence Theatre Project, Illinois 2026
Director: Myesha-Tiera
PRODUCED PLAYS
THE GHOST OF AMERICA'S PAST (2021)
A choreopoem that summons the ghost of America’s past to reveal how the legacy of slavery and racial violence continues to haunt the nation today.
Produced at The Department of Theatre at Normandale Community College, MN (2020)
Long Wharf Theatre, Play Writers Festival 2021, Directed & Produced by Millicent Marie Johnnie




MATTHEW RISING (2020)
A New Haven family struggles to understand the devastating impact of addiction as teens face the impact of the opioid crisis.
Produced at Long Wharf Theatre Stage II, CT (2020)
Supported by Clifford Beers Clinic, Bregamos Community Theater and New Haven Arts Council Mini Grant
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DAISIES ON HARLEM'S DOORSTEP (2020)
Five Black women navigate survival, resilience, and sisterhood in Harlem in 1929.
Virtual Production 2020 Coaelesence Theatre Project
Produced at Donald L. Oat Theatre, Norwich, Connecticut (2020)
Winner 2019 Dr. Floyd Gaffney Award for the African American Experience (UC San Diego)
Winner 2019 LezPlay Playwriting Contest, Pride Films & Plays
*Selection 2019 Short Play Festival, KC Melting Pot Theatre, Kansas City, Missouri
Selection 2018 History Lezons Theater Festival, Pride Arts Center Chicago
Selection 2018 WTF! Women's Theater Festival, Hartbeat Ensemble
Winner 2018 Central PA Theatre & Dance Festival, State College
*Biscuits & Bacon - The Short Play of 'Daisies on Harlem's Doorstep'
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DREAMS IN DETENTION (2018)
Quanisha is a new student to a suburban high school in Connecticut. She finds herself at the center of a controversial discussion with Tiffany,
a young and naïve African-American sophomore who judges girls
from the hood.
Produced by Coalescence Theatre Project, Bloomington, IL.
Winner 2018 Black Voices Matter, New Route Theatre Festival, Bloomington, IL.



BECOMING LA BAKER (2017)
A one-woman musical journey through the life, music, and legacy of the first African-American World Famous super-star, Josephine Baker.
Produced at Norwich Arts Center, Donald L. Oat Theatre, CT (2017)
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LEGENDS OF THE FORGOTTEN BOROUGH (2014)
A musical review journey of the legendary, Force MDs.
Produced Charter Oak Cultural Arts Center, Hartford, Connecticut (2015)
Featured at the African-American Theatre Festival in Atlanta, GA (2014)
Produced at Bregamos Community Theatre, CT (2014, 2015)
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COMMUNITY FILM PROJECTS
NEW HAVEN PLAY PROJECT
2019 - LWT New Haven Play Project (ElderPlay)
2020 - LWT New Haven Play Project (One City, Many Stages)
Developed in collaboration with Long Wharf Theatre, the New Haven Play Project is a community-centered initiative that brings together artists and local voices to create original work rooted in lived experience.
As part of Long Wharf’s broader mission to produce boundary-breaking theatre and engage directly with the communities it serves, the project emphasizes collaboration, storytelling, and the development of new work that reflects the realities and perspectives of New Haven.

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