Megan Mostyn-Brown

Rosie Armstrong just wants to live a normal teenage life. She wants a TikTok. She wants to go to prom. Unfortunately, her brother is a cannibal. So is her mom. Rosie, Sam, and Talia move from place-to-place, starting new high schools, hiding their real identities, every time Sam inevitably takes a bite out of someone. Their new town, Vernon, seems promising. There is someone there that intrigues them both, for reasons neither of them really understand. Naomi has an aura, a buzzing, something that Sam could never have dreamed to find in someone else. And it’s about to turn both of their worlds upside down. As far as Rosie and Sam know, Sam and Talia are the only people in the world with this affliction. Talia works tirelessly to make sure that their past, and her terrifying mother-in-law Vera, never, ever catch up with them. But the walls might just be closing in. And Vera will make sure that this time, the gene therapy that failed and killed her normal, unafflicted son, will work for Rosie. As soon as she’s able to find them…

A play about what it means to be a "girl" in this day and age. The girls in this play show great strength, revealing their vulnerabilities in language that is honest and extremely compelling. Split into three sections, the characters speak entirely in monologues (with some overlap), providing great material for auditions and monologue work.

Drama / 3m. 3f. A near-drowning accident sends Phoebe into a tailspin as she turns away from her marriage and toward her rescuer. Science teacher Victor loses his job and meets an unusual girl all in one day. While Ronnie is deciding whether to tell her newly single roommate Sebastian how she really feels. Through a masterful web of intertwined storylines and relationships, LIZARDS ...tells the tale of six twentysomethings adapting to stress - and on the brink of change. Performance licensing available from Samuel French, Inc.

Drama /2w, 3m, 1 female voiceover In high school, Neely was deemed "Most Likely to Succeed," but at 19, she's still working at the Amoco station and taking care of her meth-addicted younger brother (their mom ran out on them in search of herself). Her best-friend is a small-time drug dealer (also 19) who's taking care of the baby he had with a girl who has gone off to college abandoning them both. Into this mess strolls a new cop, who takes an interest in Neely and starts to date her. A swift-moving, compassionate script about young adults in bad circumstances looking for a way out. Performance licensing available from Samuel French, Inc.