Le Misanthrope
Directed by Cora Badey
Written by Molière
Le Misanthrope follows the modern-day love story of Celimene and her lover who begs her to retire as a stripper. Taking place entirely in the parking lot of the strip club Le Misanthrope showcases the beauty of urban decay. Video Design centered around many elements of low-quality video including live smart phone cameras, VHS distortion and AI slop videos.
Performed at CalArts
Diary of An Oregon Trail Spinster
Written by Brennan Dwyer
Directed by Genevieve Fowler
The Diary of an Oregon Trail Spinster is a brand new single-woman play about arduously voyaging the Oregon Trail… video game. Bringing the 1990s game to life on stage, this gritty and hilarious play confronts a Millennial woman’s experience with late-stage capitalism, crippling body shame, the trap of falling in love with a European, and the joyful frustration of being an artist.
“This advanced workshop production used projections to bring the video game to life,
constantly and seamlessly blurring the line between the game world and the real-life struggles
of a woman trying to find her place…....I loved it”
- Krista Garver Broadway World
Performed at the Fertile Ground Festival Portland Oregon
Mother Courage
and Her Children
Directed by Ilse Castro
Written by Bertolt Brecht
In a worn torn environment Mother Courage and her Children try to survive and live in any way they can. Based on Brecht’s classic play this adaptation of Mother Courage showcases both found footage and live camera reenactments of modern warzone documentation like websites such as Live Leaks bridging the play with contemporary world politics.
Performed at CalArts
The Seven Deadly Sins
Directed by Chi-Wang Yang
Written by Bertolt Brecht
Directed by Chi Wang of Cloud Eye Control Seven Deadly Sins follows the two Annas on their rise to fame through the American landscape. The play draws from modern day media spaces such as Only Fans, live streaming and influencer culture to modernize Brecht’s vision of the American dream.
Performed at CalArts