Nicki Fairfield struggles with a defiant younger brother, an uncle who believes he is God, and a shaky relationship with her partner Diana. All of which leaves Nicki even more afraid of her deep feelings for Diana — a prescription for losing her.

Produced: off-off-Broadway in 1983, by the Richmond Triangle Players in 1992, and by Longwood College in 1985.

       Three-Act: 2 hours – one interior set

       3F

       2M

       1 Child

Selene, who has a record of violence toward her lovers, has been required by the courts to seek therapy. Her therapist, Clare, is understanding, intrigued by her new client, and has a hard time keeping the relationship professional.

       One-Act?: 1 hr. 25 min. – one interior set

       3F

Two women, complete opposites, are stranded on a deserted island after an ill-fated Olivia cruise.

       One-Act?: 1 hr. 15 min. – one exterior set

       2F

An arrogant playgirl bets a friend that she can “get” the straight woman her roommate is falling for. (Audiences love this one. Surprise ending)

       One-Act?: 1 hr. 15 min. – one interior set

       4F

Choreo-ensemble piece, variety of characters and situations about what makes lesbians lesbians. While not a musical, the music that introduces each scene is very important.

       One-Act?: 1 hour – five stools, assorted props

       5F

A famous writer’s mountain vacation is interrupted when she has to share her cabin with a young woman who is the daughter she gave up to be with her lover.

       One-Act?: 2 hours – one interior cabin setting

       2F