This full length play received a second rounder award at the Austin Film Festival in 2025. Hell's for Lovers is a postmodern play about religion and love through a feminist, sapphic lens. Seven deadly stories intertwined to make an all-American collage. Chalk-full of hard hitting themes such as; gun violence, motherhood, religion, queer joy, misogyny, and community. The play hides a deeper religious layer for some, for others, just a realistic tale. A protagonist's internal conflict might go completely unnoticed to a cis-het person and annoyingly, greedy antagonists may seem to take over the story. That is the intention. As tension builds in the play it can start to feel unbearable. However, it holds an ending that is intended to heal. 

A postmodern one-act play set on a present day Chicago train car (inspired by Just a Few Cents). An older unhoused man and a charming girl share an unlikely bond. However, their lives clash together when an actress enters the scene. The friction leads to a string of complex tragedies. However, it concludes with a bittersweet flashback that intends to leave the audience with more empathy for those experiencing homelessness.