Monologues, objects and sounds comprise a gallery of faggots, representing a time and an attitude that existed before “queer,” “outing,” and the International Male Catalogue. The play displays the men that society stereotypes as faggots: from the hyper-dramatic musical comedy queen, to the effete collector of antique earthenware; from the opera buff, to the man who lives by affirmations. Each of these faggots comes out through humor, sympathy and honesty.

       Two-Act: 1 hr. 30 min. – unit set

       2M: 30-45

During his late night journeys on the Web, Erik becomes “phidias8,” a keyboard chameleon who adapts his persona in response to the desires of the men he meets on line. With little effort and less thought, he changes several lives from the comfort of his home computer in this darkly comic look into the world of gay chat rooms on the Internet.

       Two-Act: 2 ¼ hours

       4M: 30-Senior

Partners Denny, who is white, and Jose, who is Hispanic, want to be daddies and adopt an African-American baby girl. Their adoption agent, Cathy, receives an unexpected visit from the birth mother, which forces Cathy to choose between her progressive values, her African-American heritage, and her devout Christian beliefs.

Recipient of 20/20 New Play Develpment Grant, InterAct Theatre Company, 2009.

       Two-Act: 2 ¼ hours

       2M: one Hispanic and one white in 40s

       3F: African Americans in 20s, 40s, 50s