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Nov. 21 at 8 p.m., Nov. 22 at 8 p.m.
Everybody in This Play is Dying! is a solo show about an actress with cystic fibrosis and how her disease ruined her acting career. It’s a story of faith, as she examines the historical Jesus and his supposed miracles, faith-healers today, both mystics and con-artists, and the place for miracles in a broken world.
I’m SO excited to be a guest on SiriusXM’s Jennifer Fulwiler Show! Listen in on August 15, 2019 at 2pm!
Check out more about Jen Fulwiler, a Catholic stand-up comic, author and radio host. And mom of 6 kids!
Pregnant Pause is nominated for two New York Innovative Theatre Awards! This nomination is for our summer 2018 production at Planet Connections. The awards ceremony is September 2019, fingers crossed!
A New York actress has to decide between giving birth to a baby with a serious genetic disorder or starring in her first Broadway show (Opening Night is her due date). Opening July 2018 at Planet Connections.
There’s an ALL-NEW, ALL-AWESOME lineup of plays, featuring some of the most badass playwrights! It’s going to be a brilliant and brilliantly boozy brunchtime, chock full of theatre, photography, and bloody marys.
Come check out “Private Moments” A hilarious evening written, directed, and performed by Theatre 68 company members.
Where: The Arthur Seelen Theatre at the Drama Book shop. 250 West 40th St NY.
When: March 23, 24 @ 8pm. March 25 @ 3pm March 30, 31 @ 8pm
I’m happy to be freelancing with Caitlyn Dowdy at Surface Models and Talent, for film & commercial work. Caitlyn works with Megan Magee, who directed me in String of Pearls, and I reached out to her after the show. I’m psyched to be there and excited for what new relationships bring!
I wrote a funny new play that will be at the Dramatist‘s Guild‘s Friday Night Footlights that I think you’d like. It’s about a biracial college student stuck athome with her grandparents in Oregon for the summer, and her journey to go literally anywhere else. You can find out more about the play here or read a sample on the New Play Exchange. I’d love it if you’re able to come.
I’m starring in Project Extract, a short film about a woman who escapes her abusive husband by being extracted from her home with the help of a crisis center.
The Playwright’s Loft is back!
We are thrilled to announce our second installment of an evening filled with brand new short plays written by some fantastic, burgeoning New York City playwrights! Join us Sunday, November 5th for The Playwright’s Loft II!
I’m so excited that I’ve joined Theatre 68 as a company member (acting). My favorite part about Theatre 68 is Monday Night Gym. Every Monday night, members of 68 Cent Crew get together in the Drama Bookshop basement and do our thing; a Michael Chekhov class, movement work, meet with a casting director… anything to advance the craft. Then we present scenes. So once a month or more, I’ll get to work on and present a scene with my new crew. I LOVE it.
The Playwright’s Loft will feature my ten-minute play Pack Rats about a room full of junk and a giant rat. It’s kind of a comedy.
I went to Los Angeles for two weeks studying at Act One, a screenwriting program in Hollywood. My favorite teachers were Dean Batali (That 70’s Show, Good Witch), Bill Marsilii (Deja Vu), and Sheryl Anderson (Charmed, Ties that Bind).
Wholly Broken premiered at Tribeca Screening Room. It was my first time seeing it up on the big screen all the way through. My favorite part was seeing scenes on screen that I hadn’t seen in filming. I loved it. What a lucky, blessed career.
I’m excited that I’ll be interning with New Dramatists Spring of 2017! Some of my favorite playwrights have come through New Dramatists, including Lynn Nottage, Lucas Hnath, and Sarah Ruhl.
When an estranged family member shows up at his family’s old plantation house, he brings more than just bad memories. A horror story for the stage.
Essie and her husband are finally pregnant, and Essie’s finally been cast in her first Broadway role. She learns the baby is seriously disabled on the same day that she learns that opening night is her due date. Essie just needs a moment to catch up.
I’ll be on set while Wholly Broken shoots this October. I can’t wait! Tom Humbert and I have been working on this script since February and it’s finally coming to life.
Because we sold out our first show, we’ve been given an extension!!! Oct. 1, 2016 @ 8pm Theatre ROW United Solo Festival
Six Part Productions and Lovers & Other Strangers are proud to bring you the next event in the ‘Love Drunk’ series!
Essie and her husband are finally pregnant. Essie’s finally been cast in her first Broadway role.
When Essie learns that the baby is seriously disabled on the same day that she learns that opening night is her due date… she just needs a moment to catch up.