WRITING
Theatre Projects
Calvin is a listless thirty-something who, following the unexpected death of his brother, returns to his monotonous daily routine, convinced he can grin and bear his way back to "normal"---- until a health scare of his own forces him to confront the truths he's gotten so good at avoiding.
Combining a wryly humorous script with a pop-infused score, LIFE GOES ON? explores the inertia of life, the unspoken dread of death and all the funny, messy, weird, sexy, embarrassing, joyful moments in between
Awards/Development History
• 2026 O'Neill NAMT Semi-Finalist
• 2025 Drama Club Camp Writing Residency Receipient
• 2024 Orlando Fringe Festival - "Best of the Festival" selection and winner of "Best Original Score"
• 2020 Write Out Loud Contest Finalist
Jane Austen's beloved novel is reimagined in this new musical adaptation with a "chamber pop" score, bringing a modern voice to a classic story about love, class, self-examination and the power of first impressions---- for better, or worse.
FIRST TO THE TOP
Music & Lyrics
(Book by: Danielle Koenig)
A group of animals gather to compete in a series of challenges to determine who will have dominion over the forest. However, as each species' unique talents push them closer to the victory, the animals learn the value of a community built on equality and celebrating one another's differences.
Awards/Development History
• 2026 Brooklyn Children's Theatre Commission
Film & Television
LIVING BETWEEN
Screenplay
A dispirited loner moves in with her sister after a suicide attempt, only to discover she can now communicate with the dead. Can she confront her inner demons, navigate her family's dysfunction and secretly help the departed find peace in the afterlife? If only she were better at multitasking.
Awards/Development
• 2025 Shore Scripts TV Writing Mentorship - Winner
• 2023 Los Angeles International Screenplay Awards - Diversity Initiative - Finalist
• 2023 Big Apple FIlm Festival Screenplay Competition - Honorable Mention
THE HOUSEGUEST
Screenplay
Based on the outlandish true story of when famed English novelist Charles Dickens— mourning the death of a close friend and in the early stages of a mid-life crisis— invited eccentric Danish author Hans Christian Andersen to his country home in the summer of 1857. What was meant to be a brief stay turned into a five-week disaster that neither host, houseguest, nor history would soon forget.