Past Productions
​Dai'sla: How Bobcat Lost His Tail
Directed & Written by Kiana Younker
Co-Directed by Margaret Carr and LaBorn Brown
"Originally titled “How Bobcat lost his tail,” [this play] is a traded story from the Houdenosaunee (Iroquois) to the Coquille. This story was passed down from storyteller to storyteller, then from father to daughter. Now, daughter to audience."
Performed May 2022
Allen Bales Theater
Photos by Benjo Verge
True West
Written by Sam Shepard
Directed by Ash Arrington & Faith Griffin
"True West is what happens when you put brothers, booze, and business opportunities into a pressure cooker for 2 Acts. We discovered this show a couple of years ago and have not been able to get it off of our minds since. I love it because it explores masculinity and family structure in a brilliantly original way and leaves behind more questions than answers."
Performed April 2022
The Flick
Written by Annie Baker
Directed by Caitlin Hicks
“I was drawn to Annie Baker’s play, The Flick, because this dramedy gives an honest look into the real and messy lives of three offbeat characters. Over the past few years, I’ve been creating a character development tool for actors using the Enneagram personality typing system which my capstone project centers on. After reading The Flick, I knew there were no better characters to explore this tool with than those of Avery, Sam, and Rose.”
Performed April 2022
Photos by Benjo Verge
An Evening for Healing
Written and Directed by Robert Fuson
“So I am wrote this show immediately following the January 6th insurrection. There was a lot of discussion following the incidents that the nation needed to heal from that, and that was why they didn't want to talk about it, and I felt like there was a lot of dissonance between that idea of ignoring something and in order to heal from it. And that got me started on this idea of writing a show about what healing actually looks like for people, and what they imagine healing to be- it involves addressing the issue and not ignoring it”
Performed December 2021