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All That Glitters: A Modern Adaptation of The Great Gatsby
by Mira Lamson Klein Nina and her friends are perfectly happy going about their usual "get drunk, do stupid things, get brunch" routine until one weekend when Parker and Iris stumble into the fabulous party of Nina's ex-boyfriend. When Henry "accidentally" runs into Parker and Nina the next the day, the rekindling of their relationship sets in motion a series of hook ups, parties, and secrets that culminate in one unforgettable summer. |
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Ivy Inflorescence - in development
by Mira Lamson Klein The day before Thanksgiving college junior Ivy returns to her parents house with college boyfriend Oliver in tow. When Oliver meets Ivy's forever best friend and neighbor Michael the same night, tensions run high. Over the course of the night, old fights and feelings resurface as Ivy tries to manage her current college world colliding with her family and her past as all of them seem to implode no matter what she does. |
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Mrs. Morris's Sixth Grade Class Puts on a Play
by Mira Lamson Klein It's the Lincoln Middle School Spring Pageant and Mrs. Morris's sixth grade class is putting on a play about the legalization of gay marriage. As the Catholic Church, the Unitarian Church, the LGBTQ+ Movement, the media, and a strawberry (there was a costume mix up) debate the issue, the kids can't agree on what the message of the play should be or even what the play is about. In the process of trying to...well, process the moral of the play, the kids accidentally unravel their world view and ruin the pageant. |
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Movie Title *Wink Wink* : A Disney Channel Original Movie
by Mira Lamson Klein and Kara Powell Written as part of Skidmore College's annual 24 Hour Play Festival, Movie Title *Wink Wink* is a mad-cap summer romp set at Camp Goodname following the campers and counselors as they prepare for the camp dance. In true Disney Channel fashion, feelings will be revealed, songs will be sung, and friendships will be forged. In not-true Disney Channel fashion, angst will be had, a single curse word will be uttered, and something will actually come of the sexual tension. And there will be piña coladas for all. Watch it here. |
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Life Is Like
by Audrey Noelle Trotta and Mira Lamson Klein Life Is Like is the story of a group of 8, semi-unlikely high school seniors who are brought together during a production of Twelfth Night. The play opens on a Friday afternoon rehearsal before a big party. When Kyle is killed in a drunk driving accident at the end of that party Ingrid, Bridget, Carmen, Lousia, Caplin. Dylan, and Foster are left to figure out how to grieve and how to keep their personal relationships afloat. More information can be found here. |
Cover photo: as self in untitled devised piece at the Accademia dell'Arte. Photo by Will Dameron.
