Utah Valley University, 2024.
GIN MUMMY
GIN MUMMY is a drawing room comedy in which a young Victorian aristocrat comes to terms with what she wants and what her family expects on the night of her engagement party. Also, there is a mummy.
Recent Productions:
Bridgewater College, October 2024.
Utah Valley University, March 2024.
Mesa Community College, December 2021.
GIN MUMMY, Utah Valley University, March 1 - 9, 2024. Photo by Suzy O Photography. Producer La Beene, director Chase Grant, dramaturg Belle Frahm, scenic designer Graham Whipple, lighting designer Collin Schmierer, sound designer Devon Parikh, ostume designer Candice Nielson, hair/make-up designer Shannon Hutchins, stage manager Chris Vlamakis. Actors: Isabel Eardley, Abby Haws, Ethan Freestone, Paola Molina Guzman, Grace Fillmore, Tyler McCabe, Kolby Jenkins, and Kat Balanzategui.
“It's clever, well written, and is begging to be done at colleges and universities across the country. Read and produce this play, please! And then invite me for opening night!” — Rachel Bublitz on the New Play Exchange
Utah Valley University, 2024.
Mesa Community College, 2021.
“As an homage to Oscar Wilde and his genius, this is a very enjoyable evening of theatre and deserves a longer run than this COVID-shortened one.” — Mark Hackmann, Broadway World: Arizona
Utah Valley University, 2024.
Utah Valley University, 2024.
Utah Valley University, 2024.
“All the wit of Oscar Wilde, but with the openly gay characters he wished he could have written. Absolutely hilarious.” — Jennifer Kokai on the New Play Exchange
Mesa Community College, 2021.
Mesa Community College, 2021.
Mesa Community College, 2021. Directed by James Rio; scenic design by Alyssa “L” Walsh; costume design by Megan Loponen; make-up design by Jenica Gilmore; hair design by Jas-z Shoemaker; lighting design by Anthony Jannuzzi; sound design by Emily Stanisci; props design by Neeki Roshan; and dramaturgy by Bana Pena. The cast included Donovan Blau; Therese Cudmore; Haylee Haynes; Emilio Hernandez; Angela Kabasan; Valerie Meza; Natalie Payán; and Michael Rodriguez.