One-Person Plays and Performance Pieces

To date, I’ve created seven full-length one-person shows as well as many shorter performance pieces. My pieces have been performed Off-Broadway, internationally, and all over the U.S.

(Videos are 1-3 minutes long.)

On Laura’s honeymoon in Rome, she unearths…problems in her marriage. Searching for a solution, she encounters an insane hypnotist, a jet-setting tantric mistress, a cynical sex therapist, a horny rabbi, and more.

“Perfectly delightful.” – NYtheater.com
“Exhuberant.” – Washington Post

In this autobiographical play, Laura travels to Eastern Europe, tracing her mother’s real-life journey during the Holocaust. Her aim is to write a play that will end genocide, war, and even random acts of rudeness. It’s a comedy. Sort of.

“Smart…beautiful…funny.”-Washington Post

Is this comedy? Theater? A real motivational talk? Whatever you call it, flawed motivational speaker Ken Johnson will change your life forever—maybe.

“Pitch perfect” DCist
“A tour-de-force.” MD Theatre Guide

A fictional one-person play. In an effort to no longer be a victim in the world, Maggie seeks a perfect mate.

“Humorous and touching.” – Curtain Up
“Profoundly satisfying.” – DC Theatre Scene

Are there limits to what we can achieve in life? This tour de force tells the true story of Zam trying to manifest success through positive thought. Concurrently, her friend tries to cure cancer.

“Meaty…risky…high style.” – Washington Post

A fictional one-person play. Lisa believes she’s had contact with an extra-terrestrial. She seeks explanations from “The Professional Community.”

“Powerful.” – Prague Post

A short solo performance piece. A white, racist woman meets a dark man who imparts mysterious wisdom.

A short solo performance piece. A woman writes letters to a “boyfriend” she hasn’t seen in 7 1/2 years.