One & Two Part Inventions by Gib Wallis May 26, 2004 • Powerhouse Theatre, Santa Monica One-act plays about sex, money, power, gender and more. Godislav by Nancy Beverly Oct. 24, 2004 • Boston Court Theatre, Pasadena A documentary filmmaker uncovers the mysteries surrounding a surgeon who survived the Chechnya-Russia civil wars. Play It Cool by Larry Dean Harris + Mark Winkler Aug. 10, 2005 • Celebration Theatre, Hollywood A new 1950s Hollywood jazz musical.  With a twist. Nymphony in 12-D by Gib Wallis June 22, 2005 • Powerhouse Theatre, Santa Monica A musical farce when a nymph offers an aspiring musician fame in return for some fleshly relief. The Rock of Abandon by Steve Blackburn Sept. 7, 2005 • Powerhouse Theatre, Santa Monica The notorious playwright Euripides braves the wrath of generals bent on launching a war and hunts the killers of a courtesan he once loved. Truth by Laura Black Oct. 5, 2005 • Powerhouse Theatre, Santa Monica Three friends stranded in a cabin are forced to confront the falsehoods that underlie their relationships. Murder at the Palace by Jan O'Connor Nov. 2, 2005 • Powerhouse Theatre, Santa Monica A comedic spin on the Hamlet story set in 1920's Vaudeville. Wounded by Amy Tofte Feb. 22, 2006 • Powerhouse Theatre, Santa Monica A love triangle set against the backdrop of  the Wounded Knee Massacre of 1890. The Prodigal Father by Larry Dean Harris March 15, 2006 • Powerhouse Theatre, Santa Monica Alzheimer's, homosexuality, alcoholism + family. Needless to say, it's a comedy. Pinning Pamela by Kelly Maglia Oct. 24, 2006 • Powerhouse Theatre, Santa Monica One of Harvard's brightest students knows what she wants -- and it's her professor. Ravensridge by T.S. Cook Nov. 15, 2006 • Powerhouse Theatre, Santa Monica     A drama based on a true story of an American steelworker accused in Russia of manslaughter. Unconditional by Robert Manning Jr. Nov. 29, 2006 • Theatre/Theatre, Los Angeles A love story about an irresponsible corporate "suit" in pursuit of his soul and his free-spirited neighbor. Christmas  Rush by the P6 Workshop Writers Dec. 5, 2006 • Borders Books, Hollywood A special in-store performance. Run the Meat by Laura Black March 7, 2007 • Powerhouse Theatre, Santa Monica A raunchy comedy screenplay with a heart, “Meat” follows two young men with different ideas about growing up. Fernando Richardson's Treacherous Brain By Monica Trasandes June 12, 2007 • Powerhouse Theatre, Santa Monica A Story About Amnesia, Love & the Things You Never Meant to Say” The Magic Hour By John Ireland      December 9, 2007 • The Ruby Theatre, Los Angeles A Hollywood love story filled with murder, fame, dreams and treachery. Drive By Laura Black      June 22, 2008 • Meta Theatre, Los Angeles A dramedy of a woman's journey following a tragic accident exploring the themes of deconstruction and reconstruction, denial and guilt and ultimately forgiveness. Her Bump By Monica Trasandes      August 21, 2008 • Meta Theatre, Los Angeles A comedic examination of celebrity, gossip, paparazzi and how the possibility of a single baby can turn the world on its ear. Brothers By Robert Manning, Jr.      September 16, 2008 • Powerhouse Theatre, Santa Monica An African American Yale Law graduate is given the case of a lifetime that taps into his family’s history in this exploration of socioeconomic issues and race in America. Handcrafted Healing By Nancy Beverly September 27, 2008 • Meta Theatre, Los Angeles A master craftswoman and her partner read the signs, pick the treatments and hold on to their lives as they navigate a life-threatening illness and learn the power of faith. Say Goodbye, Toto By Amy Heidish November 9, 2008 • Lex Theatre, Hollywood A freshly comedic retelling of L. Frank Baum’s “The Wonderful Wizard of Oz” from Toto’s point of view, as he battles Scarecrow, Tin Man and the Cowardly Lion for Dorothy’s affection.