Writing & Directing
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Phenomewrong (February 2021)
University of San Diego
This spring I worked with students at the University of San Diego to create short “plays” about environmental issues. “Plays” is in quotes because due to corona we have moved to the small screen. I created this as an example to share with the students.
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Bee Safe (January 2021)
University of San Diego
This spring I worked with students at the University of San Diego to create short “plays” about environmental issues. “Plays” is in quotes because due to corona we have moved to the small screen. I created this as an example to share with the students.
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Hope Burger (January 2021)
University of San Diego
This spring I worked with students at the University of San Diego to create short “plays” about environmental issues. “Plays” is in quotes because due to corona we have moved to the small screen. I created this as an example to share with the students.
Skip to 22:13 to see my play Tortoise and Rabbit
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Living Room Play Workshop Festival (October 2020)
Old Globe Arts Engagement
Kathie Harroff hosted a series of workshops on how to produce “plays” in your living room! People of all experience levels contributed to this festival at the end of the workshop series. Click on the picture and go to minute 22:13 to see my contribution titled Tortoise and Rabbit.
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Pride CoLAB (July 2020)
Old Globe Arts Engagement in collaboration with Diversionary Theatre and San Diego Pride
For Pride 2020, I was hired to write and perform a piece inspired by my non-binary gender identity. This is what I came up with. I named this character Max Boppins and I describe them as the queer baby of Mary Poppins and Jason Mraz.
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Corona Diaries (March-June 2020)
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When we first went into lock down, Artistic Director Katie Harroff decided to bring CCdd out of hibernation for this new online series showcasing short plays written by our community all about living in the time of COVID-19.
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Truth Tellers (Feb-March 2020)
Veronica Burgess Presents
I teamed up with Veronica Burgess and Andrew Steele to create the Truth Tellers! Telling real stories about real struggles in America today. A theatrical musical story-telling adventure with three teachers from Normal Town Junior High School. This terrific talented trio will dazzle and delight you with their musical musings and hilarious hi-jinks. Join Miss Simmons, Ms. Hobbs, and Mr. Fleming as they entertain and teach you about important social service organizations in San Diego.
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San Diego I Love You #SwipeRight (March 2018)
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The script for this site-specific play was based on interviews with people who identify as bisexual and have extensive experience with online dating. Audiences could watch the story unfold through the perspective of a male version and/or a female version of the main character (Taylor). Boy Taylor and girl Taylor go on the same dates and yet their experiences differ due to their gender. The play unfolded in five local small businesses on the corner of Thorn and 32nd street in North Park. I wrote and developed this play in collaboration with a lot of very talented artists (Kristin McReddie, Crystal Brandan, Russell Brock, Jaleesa Johnson, Pete Felix, Katie Harroff, Veronica Burgess, Brandon Potter, Brittany Allen, Katie Hinckley, Dairrick Khalil Hodges and Juan Hernandez).
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No Place Like Home (June 2014)
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Based on true stories of residents of PATH (People Assisting The Homeless) in San Diego, "No Place Like Home" was an acoustic musical production about Daisy, a young, disabled woman who unexpectedly finds herself in exactly that hardship, and must do whatever it takes to survive. Written & Directed by Soroya Rowley & Andrew Steele.