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full-length dark comedy
3 m, 2 w

When a corporate retreat in the Grand Canyon goes terribly wrong, a team of coworkers is stranded in one of the most unforgiving landscapes on earth. Stripped of comfort, certainty, and control, each member of the group is forced to reckon with what truly guides them. SOS is a darkly funny new play about survival, transformation, and what we find when we’re lost.

full-length dark comedy
2 m, 1 w

Three lonely souls meet at a rustic lean-to shelter and spend a night together in the woods. When they come together around the warmth of a campfire, the spark that ignites between them becomes too hot to handle. The trio fragments but not before they experience the joy of authentic connection. Lean-To explores the human desire to connect and the shadow of loneliness that lurks within all of us.

Accolades:
- upcoming off-Broadway production at 59e59 in September/October 2026, directed by Jesse Jou.
- Rattlestick Playwrights Theater — Terrence McNally New Works Incubator, semi-finalist
- The PlayGround Experiment — Faces of America Monologue Festival #6, semifinalist
- Staged as a reading in The Adirondacks at the Pendragon Theatre, directed by Sarah Norris, assistant directed by John Alejandro Jeffords and featuring: Tyler Nye, Rachel Kemp and Nayib Felix. Stage management by Jessica Kemp and Courtney Knysch.Description text goes here

full-length dark comedy
2 m, 2 w

A pair of mid-career Canadian artists visit an older, wealthy couple they met by chance at a holiday party. The foursome convenes at a house at the woods upstate New York where everyone's inner opportunist comes out to stake their claim. Private Property takes a look at the power dynamics that exist interpersonally and what it means to leave a legacy.

Accolades:
- Staged as a reading in NYC by Out of the Box Theatrics, directed by Gregg Wiggans and featuring: Allison Jean White, Bill Christ, Alton Alburo & Cheryl Stern.
- Short-listed for B-Street Theater’s New Comedies Festival.

Back To Mine (winner of the Patron’s Pick Award at the Toronto Fringe Festival): Timelines fracture and weave together in this play about coming back to what matters: you.

Story of Four: A collage of four characters whose dream-state and real-lives become harder and harder to distinguish.

The Spark (one-act, staged off-Broadway at The Barrow Group, directed by Darren Johnson): A couple boyfriends spend a would-be romantic night together in a tent and discover there’s no spark between them.

IRMPOV SHOW (one-act): A troupe of improvisers gather to put up their hit improv show but not everyone can be the star.

Half-hour drama

Art-house thriller meets ASMR in this series about a residency for artists who go missing one-by-one in a remote mountain valley.

Half-hour dramedy

A recently rent-evicted queer couple uproots their life in the city to break ground on a “GayBnB” in this trilingual, dark comedy about territorialism in a deceptively sleepy Mexican beach town.

Webseries
Bell Canada

Jason has been moonlighting as drag persona Geri Atrick for years. Now Geri is about to see the light of day, stepping her high-heeled foot into the hotly contested mayoral race of the podunk town she calls home.

Hour-long drama

Developed with Marblemedia / Blue Ant Media & Graeme Manson / Mackenzie Donaldson.

A weekend getaway aboard a dilapidated houseboat finds the sprawling Devine family cooped up to celebrate their ailing patriarch’s 75th. Anchored by a legacy of deep-harbored secrets, can the Devines withstand the pressure cooker that awaits them? When 11 year-old Lily goes missing, the family fractures -- fingers are pointed, alliances are broken and generations of repressed guilt and anger come to the surface. Each episode chronicles the same three-day voyage from a different character's point of view. As the women's voices -- silenced for too long in this family -- take over the narrative, the mystery of what happened to Lily is revealed. Archipelago examines our emotional inheritance, the systemic nature of patriarchy and the lengths we’ll go to drown out voices that challenge the façade we cling to so dearly.

Half-hour dreamed

Developed with Pretty Matches Productions / HBO & Project 10 (Schitt’s Creek, Kids In The Hall)

A string of bad life decisions followed by a cosmic shift lead Jane (½ Indigenous and ½ white girl) to the worst place ever, her hometown of Salmon Elbow – where karaoke passes for culture and a jagged-stemmed martini glass passes for class. Jane takes a chance, grabs the mic and meets the love of her life: closeted queer, Mike Tarzano. Salmon Elbow is a platonic love story about the misfits who can change the world and the courage it will take to rediscover what they’re truly made of.

Half-hour comedy

Developed with Don Ferguson Productions.

Formerly a door factory, The Joint is now the hottest wedding venue in town. Husband-and-husband team Curtis & Dan and their fiery business partner Gwen sell fairytale packages to couples looking to kick off their unions in style. When their own marriage shatters, Curtis and Dan must find a way to continue to sell the dream in which they no longer believe. Caught in the middle, Gwen struggles to keep the peace while navigating the unexpected discovery that she’s pregnant. Each episode hinges on a different duo as they make their way down the aisle. The Joint is a character-driven, touching and hilarious look at our societal constructs, the multi-billion dollar wedding industry, the way we’ve learned to love and the lengths we’ll go to fill the void. 

Half-hour comedy

In an effort to “grow up” and find stability, Molly trades in her bar apron for what she thinks is a cushy office job. Upon arrival, however, Molly discovers a workplace in tumult and co-workers whose lives are at the whim of the new, never-present CEO. Cast as the Kellyann Conway to his Trump, Molly becomes the symbol of the new regime. Her presence causes anxiety amongst the staff and she’s soon embroiled in an office rivalry with resident queen bee Max and a distrustful crew of colleagues. Struggling to keep her head above these shark-infested waters, Molly discovers her true talents and inspires revolution. 

Half-hour comedy

Surrogate siblings and creative partners in crime, Meghan & Stephen squeak by on lousy jobs and struggle to stay on-course in a town that encourages their most reckless selves. When their hard-work and infectious dynamic manifest an opportunity to develop a TV show for a major network, the duo puts pen to paper but gets it all wrong. Just naïve enough to believe that they can ‘make it,’ the friends find their voice when they look within and turn their failure into gold. Writing Wrong is a comedic look at two Canadians who try to make their American Dream come true in New York City. 

Half-hour comedy

Mack and Jordan are at an impasse. Their past romantic relationships have not yielded what they really want: a baby. So what if he’s gay and she’s straight? With Mack’s ovulation schedule charted, the friends plan to ‘do it.’ Who better to build a loving home with than a best friend you love and with whom you have no chance of breaking up? When expectation meets reality, even the best laid plans can go awry. Birth Control is a touching and hilarious look at the bumpy road toward creating a life of your own design, the families we choose and a society pushing the limits of its liberalism.