Here are the plays -- all of which have been produced in schools all over the county.  Many have won superior ratings in Thespian competitions. 

The Five Pound Sack -- You know that project where you carry a sack of flour around and treat it like a baby?  Sometimes it gets complicated.

I Hate Mothers -- The play for every high school actress who has had to play the "mother role" when she really wanted to be the lovely leading lady.  In this twist on reality she gets to play both.

Help Wanted -- One of the biggest days in any teen's life is when they get that first job.  Such euphoria -- well, such euphoria can't last.  This large cast play is a fast moving revue that includes scenes, monologues, music, and dance as it explores the world of the working teen.

The Boyfriend Project -- Can you change him?  That's the question that so many girls ask about their boy friends.  And the answer is -- should I say the answers are -- presented in this full length comedy.  A group of girls embark  on a make over project on their unspecting boy friends.  Everyone is changing some thing different and all of them end in their own way.

The Attack of the Giant Ex's -- So you break up with one girl and start dating another one.  But what about the nightmare that comes down when you break up with the second girl friend and then the two ex's get together to ruin your life?  This comedy presents the situations through the imagination of its central character.  He imagines the girl friends in a mad wrestling match, he imagines he can fly, and he even imagines that he can get away with treating girls like he does. 

Senior Year Survivor -- Everybody dreams of that final day -- graduation!  But you have to jump over so many hurdles that it seems like a reality show.  In this interactive comedy -- seniors face the many challenges that lead to the ultimate trophy -- the diploma:senior pictures,  final transcripts, college applications, and they even have to get a date for the prom.  Some don't make it and are voted off -- by the audience.  Alternate endings give you a change to have a different play each night.

Ten Actors in Search of a Cell Phone--Just as the stage manager lugs out the scenery pieces for the school’s play, “Pizza from Mars,” everything comes to a screeching halt because Brandy has lost her cell phone and won't to go on until she finds it.  The phone quest ends up revealing gossip, secrets, and other things no one wants everyone else to know.  Heard any good gossip lately?

Now available from Playscripts, Inc.  (See Publishers page)

"They Call Me Danny Brillo"

From his secret office in the janitor's closet, Danny Brillo solves cases and brings order out of chaos.  His current case involves a missing term paper and takes him into the dark and sinister school world of underground candy sales, boosting GPA's, and forbidden love -- between a senior girl and a freshman boy!  

Now available from the author.

"KAOS-TV"      

Most high schools have their own in house television show.  But what happens when the television teacher is absent and the inmates run the aslyum?  You cannot begin to imagine just how inappropriate and chaotic the show can get.