Something on Your Mind
This ten-minute one-act had a reading at NYU in the Spring of 2006. It was presented in a revised version as part of Snorks and Pins Productions' Bad Love play festival in February 2013.
Avery approaches Charlie in a crowded mall, just as he was mustering up the nerve to approach her himself. With the help of his friendly TV Announcer, Charlie grapples to maintain control of the situation, and to get the girl.
This ten-minute one-act had a reading at NYU in the Spring of 2006. It was presented in a revised version as part of Snorks and Pins Productions' Bad Love play festival in February 2013.
Avery approaches Charlie in a crowded mall, just as he was mustering up the nerve to approach her himself. With the help of his friendly TV Announcer, Charlie grapples to maintain control of the situation, and to get the girl.
Evidence
First workshopped in January 2010 by Hip Obscurity, the solo show Evidence has since been performed in various festivals throughout Manhattan, including playing at Theatre Row as part of United Solo, the largest solo festival in the world.
When Thea's best friend Marco moves away, the bonds of their friendship stretch and warp. Facing post-college life and determined to have a brilliant photography career, Thea relies on Marco as a rock to keep her steady. But when his replies to her letters dwindle, Thea must come to terms with her own vulnerabilities and Marco's need for independence.
First workshopped in January 2010 by Hip Obscurity, the solo show Evidence has since been performed in various festivals throughout Manhattan, including playing at Theatre Row as part of United Solo, the largest solo festival in the world.
When Thea's best friend Marco moves away, the bonds of their friendship stretch and warp. Facing post-college life and determined to have a brilliant photography career, Thea relies on Marco as a rock to keep her steady. But when his replies to her letters dwindle, Thea must come to terms with her own vulnerabilities and Marco's need for independence.
Why I Hate My Job
A collection of one acts presented by Hip Obscurity in January 2009. It contained two plays by Zelda Knapp:
A collection of one acts presented by Hip Obscurity in January 2009. It contained two plays by Zelda Knapp:
Butterflies
"A leprechaun, a Greek Goddess, and a thirty-year-old teenager walk into an elevator." What sounds like the beginning of a joke becomes a claustrophobic crisis when the elevator lurches to a halt. From existential musings to career woes, passions run high, nerves are frayed and panic begins to take over ... in a very small space.
This is Hell
Bruce is dropped into the reception room to Hell ... a little bit early. As he finds himself transported back and forth between his final destination and his last day on Earth, Bruce valiantly attempts to cheat fate.
"A leprechaun, a Greek Goddess, and a thirty-year-old teenager walk into an elevator." What sounds like the beginning of a joke becomes a claustrophobic crisis when the elevator lurches to a halt. From existential musings to career woes, passions run high, nerves are frayed and panic begins to take over ... in a very small space.
This is Hell
Bruce is dropped into the reception room to Hell ... a little bit early. As he finds himself transported back and forth between his final destination and his last day on Earth, Bruce valiantly attempts to cheat fate.
