"Lola meets a strange man in her kitchen one morning before school, and when her sister Jaime goes to find her, Lola has been kidnapped. As Jaime tries to find Lola, her world unravels around her, and she learns that life is never what it seems to be. Are There Penguins in Space? is a play about the meaning of family, explorations of the self, and of course, penguins." (New Play Exchange)

"Playwright Jaq steers her newest project through a minefield of obstacles: the holders of underlying rights won’t let her use their properties; an eager actor jumps the gun; a naval historian asks probing questions, and a literary manager offers suggestions. Some of the biggest problems are posed by people who truly want to help. At intervals, two of her characters appear, tentatively pursuing their own drama as their creator labors over hers." (R.W. Schneider)

"Jo's junior year of high school in suburban LaGrange, Illinois started off just fine-not that it's ever easy being queer at 16. Thankfully, a new English teacher assigns Carson McCullers' famed novel The Heart Is A Lonely Hunter and Jo discovers an unshakable kinship to McCullers' central character John Singer. Like Singer, Jo is forever the listener, definitively the outsider, perpetually misunderstood and filled with unrequited love...A story about isolation, fitting in and finding oneself, fml: how Carson McCullers saved my life is a play about surviving high school and how literature still has the power to transform how we see the world." (Dramatic Publishing)

''‘When that bell rings, your life is entirely in your hands.’ London, 1869. Four very different Victorian women are drawn into the dark underground world of female boxing by the eccentric Professor Sharp. Controlled by men and constrained by corsets, each finds an unexpected freedom in the boxing ring. As their lives begin to intertwine, their journey takes us through grand drawing rooms, bustling theatres and rowdy Southwark pubs, where the women fight inequality as well as each other. But with the final showdown approaching, only one can become the Lady Boxing Champion of the World. An epic tale of passion, politics and pugilism.” (Stageplays)

"Tiger Beat follows the Girls Next Door, a pop group rising to fame in 2003 pop music. As the band juggles choreography, awards shows, and crushes on teen heartthrobs, Asian American singer/songwriter Tess navigates her identity within the framework of the entertainment industry. This play with music ​is a coming of age story about pop stardom, questionable 2003 fashion choices, and finding one's identity through art." (New Play Exchange)