Samantha Riffle

Our narrator, “The Man”, has just moved back to his hometown in the Midwest when he surreptitiously...

Port Authority is a play that explores the lives of the lonely and unsure through three intersecting...

A play that flutters between the dramatic and comedic realms, The Night Alive is a play that explore...

Alex More has hit a career road block, when he catches a break and is hired for a mysterious job at...

How He Lied to Her Husband is a thinly veiled farce of George Bernard Shaw’s wildly successful play...

Alceste has become disenchanted with the ways of society. He is tired of the dishonesty and superfic...

It’s the age of scientific discovery in the 1950’s, and researchers are scrambling to be the first t...

Miss Julie is perhaps the most famous play in the style of naturalism. It focuses on Miss Julie, a h...

George Bernard Shaw’s The Dark Lady of the Sonnets is a fun, one act play that reimagines William Sh...

Sister Mary Ignatius has happily been teaching children about the glories of Catholicism and the per...

Laughing Wild shows us different perspectives of two troubled people trying to live in the chaos of...

Set in apartheid South Africa in 1950, Master Harold…and the Boys is a coming of age drama that expl...