Oregon

Oregon is a play about a family's struggle to confront the ubiquitous challenges of honoring life in the presence of death. Three generations of women navigate the challenges surrounding end of life care when their 88 year old matriarch’s body starts a negative feedback loop. Together, they battle wills, confront the terrifying option of medically assisted death, and ultimately find inspiration through acceptance to honor the woman they all dearly love. With patient guidance and grace from their courageous hospice nurse, they balance their pain of impending loss with humor and resilience, processing the lessons and rewards found in loving and losing that challenge us all.

Our Neighbors to the Left

Co-Writer: Marc Brener

ONTTL is a pilot about a brother, Kevin and sister, Sparrow with very different life experiences and opinions (think Navy vs hippie), who have recently returned to cohabitating in their childhood home. Having bought the property from his father and moved in with his girlfriend, Kevin is pressured by his girlfriend (who happens to be his sister’s best friend) to accept his sister’s persistent and at times overwhelming presence. When their social and political beliefs continue to clash, they realize the only way to salvage their relationship and reconcile their differences is by launching a podcast together.

Inheritance

Inheritance is a play about the entrapment of entitlement in family estate law. A family arrives at their father’s lake house to process the estate after his passing, however one of his inheritors feels entitled to more than what his father willed. What (or who) will he sacrifice to get what he wants? What will the executor sacrifice to honor her father’s will? Two siblings battle over their father’s life, death and legacy, risking their own relationships in the process. Death does funny things to people. Death and money.

Anything Animated Series

Co-Writer: Marc Brener

One fateful night, an ordinary joe gains the power to do ANYTHING. A show that explores the power of love and the corruption of power.

“Family Guy” and “Rick and Morty” had a bastard child and this is it. Premiered Fall ‘23 on TikTok, Youtube, X and Instagram.

And more soon…

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