Written by local playwright, Felix Abidor, we see a glimpse into the life of Giordano Bruno, a 16th century monk alive during the times of Galileo, who is wrestling with the established Catholic church over ideas of truth, infinity, orthodoxy, and heresy. This was a part-scripted, part-devised production with Rhinofest at Prop Thtr.
 

Part of Commedia Beauregard’s MasterWorks Short Play Festival: The Degas Plays. Two low level corporate employees of Sippet Cola make a plot to kill their oppressive, sexist CEO, Dirk Sippet.

Written and performed by Matthew Moore, this one-man show takes the audience through the hero’s journey of Jesus Christ, from birth, adulthood, death, and resurrection, utilizing live visual art and musicians to augment the audience’s understanding of the miraculous. Performed at Greenhouse Theater Center in Chicago.

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A story about random strangers in New York City who, due to unfortunate weather circumstances, break their daily rhythms, forcing them to confront their inner demons, make peace with previous lovers, and even find true love in this fun, heartfelt, comedy. Performed at the Green Zone Theatre in Dallas, Texas.

Part of Commedia Beauregard’s MasterWorks Short Play Festival: The Intuit Plays. A Young boy tries to escape from, and change, his unfortunate circumstances by dabbling with the occult and summoning spiritual beings to help him.

A classic story of teenage angst and struggle. Set in 19th century Germany, a group of adolescents grapple with issues of identity, value, sexuality, and societal expectations in Wedekind’s first, and most controversial, play. Performed at the Green Zone Theatre in Dallas, Texas.