Just published: Yeti In The Airport Lounge and Other Holiday Tales

Right at the end of the year, I decided to roll out one more self-published work. This is a collection of holiday playlets (each running roughly ten minutes) that were originally presented by Nouveau 47 Theatre at the Margo Jones Theatre in Dallas' Fair Park between 2013 and 2017. N47 is now sadly defunct and the holiday play festival they presented is a thing of the past, but I am weirdly proud of how most of these plays turned out. They are tight, funny, bizarre little pieces. 

For the last three years, I have been trying to get them on Amazon in September, in time for theatres to plan for their Christmas productions, but have failed each time, including this year. I figure it is best if I just get them up, then I'll market them at the end of next summer.

The collection includes the works: Rudnick, the Candle-headed Boy, Corner Office Sky, The Yeti in the Airport Lounge, Crandall on Planet X and Langdon, the Seasonal Barista.

The paperback version is coming soon. For now, here's the kindle version.

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My solo show CHOP is available on Amazon

Just the other day, I published an ebook version of my first solo show Chop. My friend and frequent colleague Grant Knutson was nice enough to write the forward.

Although it was my first full solo show, I'm still proud of the piece. It reads well on the page, not just on its feet on stage. I am asked sometimes if I am worried about my plays being out in the world where people can "steal" them (produce them without paying royalties). I usually reply, "No, not really. It is better than having them languish in a drawer somewhere."

Chop concerns a man at a loss of what to do with himself, profoundly isolated from the busy, happy, productive people in the city around him. Through a chance encounter with a mysterious tattooed woman he is introduced to what might be his true calling - a unique subculture of amputation fetishists.

More info on the play and its history... HERE

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Incorrigible Stage NOW available!

I am pleased to present this little paperback collection of a few of my one-act plays. These pieces are all available individually in ebook format, but I wanted to make a nice book version that would combine them all. Grab one for yourself.

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