Church: A Blind Date Confessional by Jade Genga · The Producers Club

Three Love Is Blind-style dates. An old church-turned-bar on the Lower East Side. Two people who may or may not have a shared history (depending on who you ask). A 90-minute intermission-less dramedy about what we recognize in each other, and what we choose not to. We spent a weekend developing the script.

An Interpretation of Anna by Natalie Saks · Spit&Vigor

A two-act work about Anna Freud: the weight of her father's legacy, the shaping force of psychoanalytic thinking on identity itself, and what it means to build a life in someone else's shadow. Workshopped production ending in a live reading.

Verse DiVerse by Amy Losi · Theatre for the New City

A month-long workshopped production weaving poetic text into a script about relationships, legacy, and old New York, built for and out of the city it's set in.

Murder Ballads Brokeneck Girls · New York City

A workshopped production pairing the original folk music of Brokeneck Girls with dramatic narrative, developed from concept to performance in a compressed timeline.

Not the White Stripes Permafrost Collective · New York City

Dramatic scenes in conversation with the music of The White Stripes, a production interested in myth, gender, and what a band's sonic world actually contains. This devised piece generated a script from acting exercises that culminated in an outdoor exhibition.