Stage Play:

The Pigeon

Kinda adapted from The Seagull by Anton Chekhov

Constantine is in love with Nina. Nina is in love with Trigorin. Dev is in love with Masha. Masha is in love with Constantine. After a catastrophic failure of a dress rehearsal, Constantine is forced to evaluate their passion for writing and their love for their classmate Nina. Set in a prestigious MFA Drama program in New York, The Pigeon, adapted from Chekhov’s The Seagull, explores the complex relationships artists have with themselves, their art, and the ones they love.

Staged Reading

January 2024-Theatre East

Staged Reading

November 2025- The Tank Moonlight Series —- GET TICKETS HERE

Short Play:

A Girl’s Guide to Smoking

A short play about eating disorders

Have you ever smoked a cigarette before? Set in a private school’s “Women & Gender Studies” class, A Girl’s Guide to Smoking explores the subtle and insidious ways societal pressures influence young women. Through themes of conformity, body image, and the lengths to which we teach young girls to fit into predetermined molds, the play delves into the complexities of what it means to be a woman.

Staged Reading

December 2023-Theatre East