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Supernatural and Horror Plays

Below you'll find plays that feature all things of the supernatural and horror bend. If you'd like to peruse a script, head on over to my New Play Exchange (linked at the bottom of the page) or email me via my contact page! 

Verboten

(5m/4f)

Hamburg, Germany, 1936. The Nazis have banned swing music. A group called the Swing Youth danced to swing and jazz as a form of resistance. VERBOTEN follows a group of friends, their struggle to survive, and their choice to resist in the heart of pre-war Germany.

where the canary dies

(2f)

 WHERE THE CANARY DIES is the story of two sisters who venture down into an abandoned mine to wrestle with a traumatic past… only to wrestle the supernatural, too. 

Pyre

(2m/2f) 

Scotland, 1614. King James is King of Scotland and England. "Witches" burn under his rule - victims of public hysteria. Rather than fall victim, herself, a woman barters with a demon for power and security in this Renaissance thriller.

 

A one-act/fringe cut of Pyre is available upon request.

THE BORGIAS: it dwells in the blood

(6m/4f)

Their father is Pope of Rome in Renaissance Europe.Cesare claws for something more than a Cardinal's hat. Ambition drives him onward.Lucrezia strives to be something more than a bargaining chip for her father. She longs to be free.

Stray Ghosts

(2m/2f)

 A horror play about a group of college students venturing into a mineshaft which uses nothing but practical lighting to tell its story (headlamps, candles, matches, etc.)

true drink

(3m/3f)

A vampire family drama/memory play about the things we hold on to and the things we can't bury.

hair of the dog

(2m/3f) 

A dark comedy on family, binge grieving, what we hold onto, and the things we leave unresolved.

Oh, and check your chest freezer. There may be a body inside.

Bear-ial

(2f/1 any/
1nb afab)

An experimental, DnD infused play, Bear-ial charts the adventures of Blake as they brave the dungeons of college and the dragons of toxic families.

This play is a love letter to my college roommates and anyone who has braved dangers to find their chosen family.

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