PLAYS
OLDER LADY | A play | The Alchemical Theatre, NYC
A young artist slowly becomes disillusioned as she begins to see that the artist she idolizes takes inspiration from others with no conscience and at great personal cost. The younger artist is on a similar narcissistic trajectory and must decide whether to stay that course towards the career she wants, while her personal partnership begins to deteriorate.
Cast: Brooke Bloom*, Candy Buckley*, Emily Dorsch*, and Nancy Lemenager* (*AEA)
Directed by Erin C. Buckley & Laura Sheehy. Produced by Erin C. Buckley & Patti Miller.
Christina Bullard (Costume Design), Sam Fryer (Logo Design), Megan Ghiroli (Photos), Tyler Kieffer (Sound Design), Michele Renkovski (Press), Emily C. Rolston* (Stage Management), Marie Yokoyama (Lighting Design), & Daniel Zimmerman (Set Design).
Semi-finalist for the Hart New Play Initiative.
PRODUCT | A play with music
Erika, an actor who calls herself an “auditioner” because she can’t remember the last time she booked an acting gig, begins freelancing at a marketing firm to make ends meet and quickly goes down the rabbit hole of obsession with and promotion of “product.”
This three-actress piece incorporates Excel spreadsheets, movement, text messages, rap, Xerox machines, sorority girls, Instagram, Post-it Notes, free shampoo and body wash. The play flips on a dime from the mundane to the epic and back again.
Workshopped at New Works Lab at Stratford with Aysan Celik, Emily Dorsch, and Kathleen McElfresh.
Previous development: a roundtable reading of PRODUCT at The Lark – Krista Williams and Celine Delcayre facilitated; the cast included Polly Lee, Maria-Christina Oliveras, Quincy Tyler Bernstine, and Zoë Winters. Additional readings were done at NYTW and at an artist's loft in Soho with casts including Ashley Bryant, Aysan Celik, Emily Dorsch, and Janelle Velasquez.
SISTREN | A play | workshopped at The Lark
In an absurd yet austere future that feels a little like the past and a little like the present, a mother and daughter manage their multiple spouses.
Playwrights’ Week at The Lark: Director: Lisa Rothe. Cast: Teresa Avia Lim, Candy Buckley, Hannah Cabell, Emily Dorsch, Crystal Finn, Jessica Hecht, Tyler Lansing Weaks, and Derek Smith.
Stable Cable Workshop: Director: Kel Haney. Cast: Brooke Bloom, Marcia DeBonis, Emily Dorsch, Chamblee Ferguson, Lisa Jill Anderson, Sally Murphy, Charlie Semine, and Zoë Winters.
Previous Readings: Casts included Rosie Benton, Brooke Bloom, Candy Buckley, Emily Dorsch, Joe Gallagher, Natalie Gold, Beth Hart, Kathleen McElfresh, Roxanna Hope Radja, Kurt Rhoads, Charlie Semine, and Natalie Woolams-Torres.
SISTREN was a finalist for the Leah Ryan Fund for Emerging Women Writers Playwriting Prize and a semi-finalist for the Eugene O'Neill Theater Center's National Playwrights Conference.
CC DANCES THE GO-GO | A short play | Dixon Place & Williamstown Theatre Festival
A little love story + go-go dancing.
At Dixon Place: Directed by Erin C. Buckley & Rebecca Whitehurst. Rebecca Whitehurst (Choreography), Christina Bullard (Costume Design), Marie Yokoyama (Lighting Design), & Matt Stone (Sound Design) | Cast: Erin C. Buckley (Nicky) & Rebecca Whitehurst (CC).
At Williamstown: Director: Katie Lindsay; Producer: Patti Miller | Cast: Allison Haglund (Nicky) & Brooke Reynolds (CC).
ASHRAM | A play | workshopped at Powerhouse Theater at Vassar College
Once upon the time there was an ashram…that had a guru…who had devotees. And then there was an audit. Om guru om.
Ashram explores obsession, devotion, mortality, sexuality, and the mundane—the spiritual through the quotidian—the afterlife and doing dishes.
Developed at MacDowell.
Workshopped at Powerhouse Theater (July 2026) with Aysan Celik (director), Ed Cheetham and Michael Sheehan (producers), and the apprentice company. Cast: Brielle Bailey (as Kimberly), Jaime Bañuelos (as Shri), Ryan Bartley (as Guru), Kateryna (Kate) Borysenko (as Guru), Caroline Larson DiPalma (as the playwright), Andrew Eichhorn (as Wanda), Paulina Galindo (as Molly), Aiden Gross (as Eleanor), Xiaoye (Cheryl) Hu (as Anitra), Hassan Laing (as Brian), Francesca Manligoy (as Sheila), and Jacob Marko (as Nellie).