Not Funny

Haunted by the memory of her abusive ex-girlfriend, Su seeks refuge at her estranged best friend’s house in Williamsburg, Virginia. There, she finds distraction and solace in a historical reenactor, but soon discovers that the past is not as easy to escape as it seems.

  • April 2024 workshop and presentation in the Professional Arts Training Program at Seattle Rep, dir. Zacharee Simms

  • May 2025 staged reading at Live Arts’ Waterworks Festival, dir. Aldrian Argante

Lil Bit Drives away with Knifed Tires

After a hookup, Lily offers Beth a ride home, only to discover that three of her car’s tires have been knifed. Lily convinces Beth to stay and teach her how to change a tire, but the lesson is cut short when Lily confesses that the tires were slashed by her ex, whom she abused and assaulted. Beth is left to decide whether to keep helping the perpetrator or to let her drive away in an unsafe vehicle, endangering everyone around her.

untitled annoying sad theater teens, or This Is Supposed to Feel Good

In four encounters — the slow walk home after a high school cast party, the moments of fresh air on the balcony of a crowded brownstone, the long wait for rescue when locked out of a friend’s apartment, and the pilgrimage made to the sacred places of childhood — we see three young adults’ first experiences with the promise and the pain of trying to connect deeply with others with no guidebook for how to do so.

Following its 2023 production, the first three scenes of untitled were repurposed into standalone short plays, which together form untitled trilogy. The trilogy consists of (I) Countdown, (II) The Fox and the Boy Who Tamed Him, and (III) Grocery List.

Raina’s Spirit Leaves Her Body

After losing her best friend and first love, Raina takes a nonlinear journey through her dreamscape, re-living painful and pivotal moments from her past and discovering how to move forward alone.

  • October 2021 production by Witness Theater, dir. Andrea Guillén