Four female panelists come together to debate whether women should disregard and leave religion behind, or continue to practice their spiritual practices. The play cracks open intersectionality to analyze the ways in which organized religion supports, or breaks down women's freedoms and rights. In conversations of religion and feminism, is it possible to live in a world where we as humans can respect each other's beliefs rather than try to win some sort of religious war?
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2017, Nightwood Theatre, Toronto
2019
Playwrights Canada Press
9780369100276
Realistic
Four lost New Englanders enroll in a six-week-long community centre drama class. When they begin to experiment with harmless games, hearts are quietly torn apart, and tiny wars of epic proportions are waged and won.
Realistic
An "Our Town" about a neighborhood in Detroit transitioning from urban blight to gentrification. Centers on three young people in a black family. Jackee, a fabulous fourteen-year-old boy, leads a tour of one of Detroit’s oldest neighborhoods between 2007 and 2034. Corktown chronicles the life cycle of a city, affected by and affecting the lives of its residents: A tale filled with gospel music, graffiti, and organic coffee shows how—even when the music gets turned down, the graffiti is painted over, and the streets become safer—there’s a beating heart in a place’s history that can’t be erased.
