Unchecked Baggage
(10-Minute comedy)
How many issues does this family have to work through before Mom and Dad are finally ready to take off?
To be performed in the upcoming Winter Yield 2 play festival by the Vidalia Theatre in Decatur, Georgia, January 16-26, 2026.
WANTED MAN
(10-MINUTE COMEDY)
A woman comes up with a surprising way to meet somebody after she witnesses a bank robbery.
Part of the 5th Annual One-Act Playwright Festival by The Brewster Theater Company in Brewster, New York; 3 performances, September 12-14, 2025.
Home/Office
(15-Minute Comedy)
A remote-working employee has the upper hand in negotiations with his manager about returning to the office – or does he?
Part of Fearless 5: Power by Fearless Theatrical Creations in Minneapolis, Minnesota; 7 performances over two weekends beginning March 21, 2025.
The Besting of Friends
(10-Minute Comedy)
A casual apology over coffee between friends leads to a series of surprising confessions.
Online performances as part of New Works, New Writers 2025, by the Rainy Day Artistic Collective on February 8-9, 2025.
On-stage performances as part of the 2025 Snowdance Comedy Festival by the Over Our Head Players, Racine, Wisconsin, for five weekends beginning February 7, 2025.
Thinking of Elephants
(10-minute AUDIO PLay)
If two minutes was funny, then ten minutes should be five times as entertaining. (That’s my theory, and I’m sticking to it.)
Presented by the Sell Yourself Short podcast, July 2024.
Red-Nosed Drunk
(10-MINUTE AUDIO PLAY)
It's Christmas Eve in a dive bar, where Santa's most famous reindeer has a lot to say about "The Big Guy," commercialism, and his role as a holiday icon.
Presented by the Theatrical Shenanigans podcast, December 2024.
 Thinking of Elephants
(2-minute comedy)
More than undergarments are exposed when two coworkers have a chance encounter at a laundromat.
Presented in the Minnesota Shorts Play Festival of the Merely Players Community Theatre in Mankato, Minnesota, September 7-8, 2023. (Note: Although written for a man and a woman, here it’s performed by two women.)
 
            