The 57th Layer was presented at the Skokie Public Library and in Hyde Park as part of Project Millenium: Chicago's citywide celebration of the millennium.. 

DuSable
Synopsis
The story of Jean Baptiste Pointe Du Sable, the famous black Haitian who is credited as being the first non-native settler of Chicago. The play tells the story of the beginning of Chicago in a lively Second City style and is accompanied by a website that provides historical information.

DuSable was presented at the Chicago Historical Society and at the Red Path Theatre. The play was also part of the first Juneteenth Festival produced by the University of Louisville's African-American Theatre Program.

Pure Life
Synopsis
Jerry Johnson, a college student of African American and Jewish heritage spends a Summer seeking enlightenment and attempting to live the life of an ascetic in, of all places, New Orleans. A touching and funny one person play about the quest for grace and meaning in life.

A monologue from Pure Life was performed for local Chicago television.

The Berry Sisters
Synopsis
Three sisters from Iowa embark on a career in show business and become famous for being "the worst act in Vaudeville." The Berry Sisters is based on the real life and times of a "sister act" that played the Vaudeville circuits from 1892 to 1935. The play uses Vaudeville techniques and songs to tell the story of these remarkable women.

The Berry Sisters received a reading in Chicago as well as a staged reading at the South Australian Writers' Theatre in Adelaide. A scene from the play appeared in The Z Festival, a cable access t.v. show featuring scenes from plays by Chicago playwrights.

Into the Light
Synopsis
In the fall of 1831, the artist George Catlin painted the portrait of an Assiniboine Indian who was on his way to meet the President of the United States in Washington, D.C. The Indian, on his way back from the capitol, met Catlin again. The change in the Assiniboine was so striking that the artist was inspired to paint another portrait documenting the transformation. Into the Light is based on this true story of an Indian's journey between two worlds. The play follows this journey from its comic beginning to its tragic conclusion.

Into the Light was workshopped and first produced at the Rough Theater in Los Angeles. It then received a staged reading at the Victory Gardens Theater in Chicago and later was selected to be part of the American Conservatory Theater's Plays in Progress series. Into the Light was developed even further during this process and extensive research was done in coordination with Native American consultants. The play has been used as course material at San Jose State University and was listed in the Theatre Communications Group publication "Play Source."