Mother. Daughter. Feminism. Murder. The true story of Aurora Rodriguez and the prodigy daughter she
raised, educated, worshiped, and ultimately murdered.
A solo piece for a woman who tells the story of meeting, falling in love and marrying a man in Alaska— while explaining the circumstances surrounding his disappearance, and perhaps death, at the hands of a
bear.
Timely and urgent, confronting the role of women in the military and the dangers the new U.S. president and his administration are indifferent to. — A former Army officer (now lawyer) reluctantly takes on a military sexual assault case, re-opening old wounds, and forcing her to confront her past, along with the real meaning of "code of honor".
A sexy tango of a play. — Who's lying and who's telling the truth is upended again and again as the director of a major art museum falls in love with a woman who may or may not be an art forger.
God, science, the overlap between them, and the wedges that keep them apart, wrapped in a love story. A Nobel prizewinning astrophysicist goes after evidence of God, through physics, jeopardizing her 40 year friendship with her best friend--a Rabbi that's been in love with her since they were 10--and the post- oc she's having an affair with, also the son of a Christian scientist.
Bracingly current. A liberal college professor writes a scathing satire of the far right. His plan? Lay out the most outrageously racist, homophobic, sexist, isolationist ideas, build the American people into a lather, THEN reveal his liberal cred... too late. His book is published non-fiction and before he knows it, he's heralded as a hero by all those he sought to skewer, and far over his head in a maelstrom of his own good intentions.
Historians across the ages (490, 1090, 1590, 1890, and 1990) offer up the "expose" of Theodora, the courtesan, actress and eventual Byzantine Empress alternately painted by history as a despot, romantic heroine, revolutionary, and nymphomaniac.
Loss, grief, change, making art, wishing things were different, finding love, not turning into your mother,
and those irrevocable moments after which nothing is ever the same. — A 17 year old photographer loses her father in a mountain climbing accident, and spends her 17th year with the mother who abandoned her.