The Podcast

Christmasuzannukkah

A six episode rom-com podcast starring Amy Sedaris and Noah Galvin. Noah is with his family for the holidays, and he knows what to expect. Arguments over the menorah. Insults instead of Christmas cheer. Then he meets sexy Eric, who is in an open relationship. Noah better let go of his hang ups around polyamory–especially when his own mother is making eyes at Eric.

Produced by Meet Cute, starring Amy Sedaris and Noah Galvin. Available wherever you get podcasts.

“Christmasuzannukkah really brings together the joy, drama and heart of the season, and it was so much fun to be able to do this in a podcast form.” — Amy Sedaris

"As a Jew who loves Christmas and Amy Sedaris, I jumped at the opportunity to celebrate both. I think everyone will find something to love about Christmasuzannukkah." — Noah Galvin

Full Length

Anne Frank Live at the Plaza!

A full-length solo performance piece about Anne Frank, Eloise, and Liza Minnelli. It is a hilarious and provocative exploration of the queer child, literary heroines, diva worship, and bad sex. Part memoir, part history lesson, part book report, part stand up-comedy, it pushes against the limits of good taste and asks questions about family, love, death, fame, and growing up queer in a time when gay subculture began to disappear.

Premiered at the Granoff Center at Brown as part of the Brown/Trinity Recital Series in 2019.

Partial Totality

A solar eclipse party on a cheese farm just north of Kansas City. When the sun goes dark, what comes to light? There are secrets. There are lies. There is sex. There is secret sex full of lies. There’s a lot of bourbon. There’s a lot of Fleetwood Mac. There are a lot of confused sheep.

Workshopped at the Brown/Trinity Playwrights’ Lab in 2019.

To Sea at the End of the World

To Sea at the End of the World is inspired by the mini-movement of people who bought boats during the pandemic, the transformative power of our internet lives, and the strange world of techno-utopians. It explores the drive to disappear, to de-create your own life, the temptation to give it all up and run away. Renata is a well-known visual artist reaching the end of her career who understands herself through her work of collection, but fears the work of her life, all this accrual, has been a deflection, a refusal to have a self. Why does she think happiness is something over there, so far from shore, something that cannot happen on the ground beneath her feet? 

One Acts

Men of Genius

Tapio Wirkkala is the most famous Finnish glassware designer of the 20th century. He’s also a ghost. On a boat. With two couples who all teach at Yale and have coffee table books they’ve never read about 20th century Finnish glassware design. Tapio’s having none of it. There is turbulence and, of course, tapioca pudding.

Burnt

What does it mean to incorporate the past? What does it mean to carry someone else’s hunger? What is required to actually rest? A woman and her best friend have an encounter with her mother’s burnt up dead cousin Diaphanta. A one-act brazen riff on Middleton and Rowley’s The Changeling, it is a whirlwind exploration of embodiment, desire, reclaiming space, and how none of us can do it alone.