'Evolution is Suicide' Reference

Found this on my facebook newsfeed. Very similar the monologues delivered by Natasha in Angel in the Snow.

You, Me. Him, Her.

You, Me. Him, Her.  has an interesting history, and sadly I no longer have the various drafts I wrote as the story developed. I first wrote it as a response to a girl saying 'no' when I asked her out, at one point I intended for it to be a modern Cinderella, I even attempted to flesh it out and make it a full three act play, bits and pieces of which can be seen in my most recently produced play -One Last Dance-. 

The Restaurant of Broken Dreams

One of two plays I submitted to Walden Theatre's 2012 Young Playwright's Festival. This one didn't make it in, even though it's one of my personal favorites. It is based off a conversation that was overheard in a Burger King.

Lauriel

My first play -Lauriel- written in 2008, is a modernized adaptation of the myth of Orpheus and Eurydice. It was my first produced play. J.C wrote a beautiful piece of music for it, which can be found on his personal blog. UPDATE: JC linked to where the song can be dl'd in his post below. Thanks!

JC's upcoming projects (Jan 2011)

I have a few ideas for writing that I think I should post here as a to-do list.

Grey Matter

Second 10 minute play I've written, this one hasn't been performed. I began writing this when I was much younger and I think it shows, I personally do not think much of this play. The subject matter is something that didn't really relate to me very specifically at the time and the way I approach it seems self-conscious. Oh well.

Angel In the Snow

My latest 10 minute play, this one has not been performed either. Inspired by the Elliot Smith song of the same name this is essentially a condensed, more thematic version of an actual conversation I had with a friend. This play is still up for a bit of revision eventually, to establish exactly how the title relates to the play. While Sorry About the Mess is still my favorite, I think this one is the best play I've written so far. What do you think?

Sorry About the Mess

First 10 minute play I ever wrote got into Walden Theatre's Young Playwrights' Festival of 2011. I have thought about going back and editing some of the story, mainly Spencer's encounter in Prague, which would most likely make this play closer to 15 minutes.