THE ROBERT HORNBLOWER SHOW Full-length Contemporary Drama 5 Men, 2 Women Presented at: - Montana Rep's Missoula Colony 15, Missoula, MT - CAP 21, New York, NY - Phoenix Theatre's New Works Festival, Phoenix, AZ		Legendary network journalist Robert Hornblower enjoys great public respect; yet secretly he lords over his agent, has an affair with his producer, abuses his wife and threatens her gay confidant. When this hypocrisy is discovered by a tabloid cable personality, it appears that the television industry that created Hornblower is about to expose him and destroy him.
MIXED MESSAGES One-act Contemporary Comedy 3 Men, 3 Women Presented at: - Dramatists Guild of America's "Friday Night Footlight" series, Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts, Scottsdale, AZ (TIME TO GET UP and POWER PLAY) - Theatre Artists Studio, Phoenix, AZ (TIME TO GET UP and POWER PLAY) - Cattle Track Compound, Scottsdale, AZ		Three brief interrelated comedies (HAPPY BIRTHDAY, DEAR PATIENT; POWER PLAY and TIME TO GET UP) explore the true motivations behind volunteerism, charity and erectile dysfunction.  The plays can be presented together or independently.
RECONCILED DIFFERENCES Full-length Satiric Comedy 2 Men, 3 Women Presented at: - Theater Works' New Works Festival, Peoria, AZ - Phoenix Theatre's New Works Festival, Phoenix, AZ		A story about contemporary sensibilities. As a man and a woman prepare to celebrate their 20th anniversary together, past secrets and a wild child force them to confront their beliefs, reassess their relationships and come to terms with their desires.
SHIFTING GEARS Full-length Dramatic Comedy 2 Men, 2 Women Presented at: - Theater Works, Peoria, AZ  - Canyon Moon Theatre, Sedona, AZ - 2nd Draft Series, Phoenix Theatre's Little Theatre, Phoenix, AZ - Phoenix Theatre, Phoenix, AZ		Upper Michigan, the summer of 1961. While vacationing in their family’s isolated cabin, a father tries to enforce his expectations on his young-adult son and college-age daughter as they struggle to assert their independence. Bound by traditions, both parents and children reveal their personal desires and dreams only to discover that, although very different, they are very much the same.