Playwright
I create stories that serve as a conduit for dialogue and introspection, with a particular focus on centering Black women and other historically marginalized voices.
My work often navigates the complexities of caste, sexual identity and societal expectations, exploring the intersections where these facets collide and reshape the human experience.
Projects in Development
We Been Knew, a new solo theatre piece made possible by Arts Services, Inc. [First Draft: Fall 2026]
We Been Knew will be a multimedia solo show exploring the collective trauma, personal loss, and unacknowledged grief resulting from the global pandemic. Through a combination of storytelling, embodied performance, and experimental sound design, I will portray multiple characters, including public figures and everyday individuals, to examine the emotional and social impact of a crisis that has left so many open wounds in our world.
That Night in Harlem, an audio drama co-written with Daron P. Stewart. [First Draft: Winter 2027]
That Night in Harlem will be episodic audio drama imagining the historic gathering on March 21, 1924, that began as a dinner to celebrate Jessie Fauset’s novel “There is Confusion” but became a defining moment in American history.
Available for Production
I’ve written two full-length plays and several tiny plays for various festivals. Download script samples and contact me directly to request production rights.
My work can also be searched at the New Play Exchange.