5 TV SERIES: A slate of resonant, human storytelling

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ALONE IN MY HEAD 

In a near-future world of emotional surveillance, one man must face himself — or risk losing himself

Set in a near-future isolation pod inside a world of subtle emotional monitoring,  Alone in My Head follows Sinatra as he battles despair, dependency, and the relentless voices—real and imagined—that threaten to erase him. Darkly funny and painfully honest, it’s a chamber piece about survival, selfhood, and the courage it takes to choose freedom over numbness.

(The Prequel to the Series:  The Untuned)

BY WAY OF LOVE
Venus comes down from Mount Olympus to help humanity rediscover the power of love
A colorful modern myth with 15 original songs, By Way of Love brings the gods and goddesses of Mount Olympus to New York City to help humanity remember what love really is. Hubris, the oldest goddess-in-training, poses as a therapist to guide Eve—a career-driven woman giving her power away—toward truth and self-love. Funny, romantic, and sincere, it’s a commercial musical with real heart and something meaningful to say.

THE BIG PICTURE
A political thriller about a charismatic megalomaniac who manipulates chaos, power, and fear in a ruthless rise toward global domination.   

A razor-edged political thriller tracking the rise of a man who weaponizes attention, instability, and spectacle to consolidate control. The Big Picture interrogates power and complicity with urgency—asking how truth is bent, how systems are built, and what it costs when people confuse performance with leadership.

A FATHER’S SON
Whether you’re a father, son, daughter, wife, or husband, there’s no outrunning the truth — sooner or later, it comes home.

A darkly funny, emotionally honest family drama where love, denial, aging, addiction, resentment, and loyalty collide. As a father chases one last escape from truth, the people closest to him are forced to face what they’ve inherited—and what they’re willing to keep carrying.  A Father’s Son explores masculinity, responsibility, and the messy ways families hurt and heal each other.

GROUP
What happens in a therapy session, when the therapist doesn’t show up?

When the therapist doesn’t arrive, four strangers are left with the room—and each other. Warm, tense, funny, and raw, Group becomes an unexpectedly insightful collision of identities, defenses, secrets, and longing. As the session unfolds, the characters challenge, unravel, and connect in ways none of them expect, inviting audiences into the fragile, human and beautiful mess of healing in real time.

AN ACT OF KINDNESS IN THE BU
Would you turn a blind eye to racism to save a life?

A chance encounter becomes an unexpected lifeline between two strangers—and a deeply emotional confrontation with racism, trauma, identity, and the courage it takes to truly see another human being.  Revealing how small acts of kindness can carry real consequences. Built for actors, audiences, conversation, and catharsis, it’s urgent empathy made dramatic.

FLY EAGLES FLY
A therapist raising a child with autism battles a die-hard Eagles fan with anger issues.

A sharp, heartfelt, and unexpectedly funny two-hander about identity, control, motherhood, masculinity, and the thin line between breaking and becoming. Brenda, a behavioral therapist and fiercely devoted single mother, takes on Nick, a blue-collar Eagles superfan whose anger keeps detonating his life. As their sessions deepen, the play reveals grief, loyalty, and private reckonings beneath the noise—pairing humor with heartbreak and leaving the room breathing a little differently.

EATING, NOT EATING & SEX
An Anorexic, a Bulimic & an Over-Eater get locked in a donut shop with a guy named Mike.

A bold, honest, and unexpectedly funny character drama about addiction, shame, recovery, sexuality, and the desperate need to be seen. Trapping four strangers in a donut shop forces raw truth, surprising humor, breaking points, and breakthrough moments—without exploiting pain. Built for actors, audiences, conversation, community engagement, and meaningful post-show dialogue, it transforms what’s unspeakable into something shareable.  

THE COST OF FAME
How much of your soul would you risk for fame?

Raw, intimate, and deeply human, The Cost of Fame asks what happens when people chase validation in a world that rewards exploitation, control, and visibility at any cost. What begins as an ordinary moment becomes a moral crucible about dignity, vulnerability, immigration, power, and the desperate human need to matter. A fearless piece built for actors, audiences, and conversation that dives deep.

LAST STAND
What happens when two lost souls have one last chance?

Set in Las Vegas, Last Stand brings two men at the end of the line into a raw, painfully funny, deeply human showdown with truth, regret, masculinity, and survival. What begins as a simple transaction spirals into an unexpected reckoning—tender, electric, and emotionally bruising. The play explores addiction, aging, fractured families, and the fragile possibility that redemption may still exist at the edge of the cliff.

AFFAIRS OF THE FAMILY
If following your heart tears your family apart, would you… could you?

A grounded family drama where loyalty, love, and survival collide inside a world shaped by legacy and control.   Affairs of the Family explores the emotional cost of inherited systems—and the risk of choosing a different life when everything around you demands obedience. This play is the source material that evolved into the VIC television series.

KENNY & DIANE
What if the first time you fell in love was with the right person, but at the wrong time?

An intimate, character-driven love story about memory, regret, and the moments that define us - until we find the courage to define ourselves. Kenny & Diane explores the imprint of first love, the choices we make to survive, and the bond that can remain—even after time, distance, and new lives built around old truth. Romantic, painful, funny, and deeply human.