Four different generations of gay men with nothing in common — except for one little thing — they all were very naughty.

“A play that deftly communicates the notion that sex can be used as a pathway to a greater human understanding.” – Back Stage West

“Fluid use of subtle metaphors enriches the tapestry of the characters that weave throughout the story … At times, the script shines like a beacon in the night.” – After Dark

Produced at the Saint Genesius Theatre in Los Angeles and the Diversionary Theatre in San Diego.

       Two-Act

       5M: early 20s-75

What happens when love and lust cross the fine line?

“A clever look at the everyday life and intimate relationships.” – Update

“Funny, poignant, and provocative.” – Unzipped

Produced at the 6th @ Penn Studio in San Diego, and in Los Angeles at the Saint Genesius Theatre in 1998, and at the Gardner Stages in 2001.

       One or Two-Act (depending on the direction)

       2M: early-mid 30s

       2F: early-mid 30s

A thirty-something nerd battles his inner demons and finds self-discovery during a job interview.

“A comedy you’ll want to become acquainted with! Miss MacInernie’s Acquaintances will tickle your fanciest bone and you’ll feel good all week long.” – Gay & Lesbian Times

Produced at 6th @ Penn Studio in San Diego, California, October 2002.

       One-Act

       1M: 30s

       2-5F: depending on casting

A series of monologues of women who define what family means to them. Views from a gay teen, female impersonator, Texas Housewife, and former beauty queen battle their inner thoughts.

Staged reading at Sprague Theatre (Bandon Playhouse Production), Bandon, Oregon, February 2006.

       One-Act

       6F: early teen-early 70s