Cost of Living follows two couples: a wealthy woman and her caregiver navigating her recent paralysis and a truck driver and a woman with cerebral palsy as they reconnect after their divorce. Through sharp and often poetic writing, Martyna Majok is able to showcase characters in their most vulnerable state, and emphasize both the importance of human connection, and the emotional and financial weight of care.
– Andrew King, Literary Manager
Anna in the Tropics follows a Cuban American family-owned cigar factory in Ybor City, Florida. A lector, a well-dressed man hired to read literature to the workers, reads from Leo…
Set in the Democratic Republic of Congo during a civil war, Ruined, at its core, is a hopeful story about the endurance of women without shying away from fully examining…
Set in the year 400, immediately following the violent events of William Shakespeare’s Titus Andronicus, this play follows two servants, Gary and Janice, who are left to clean up the…
The Blackwood family was once prominent in their small town, but a tragedy left the surviving family members isolated. Constance never leaves the house, Uncle Julian is preoccupied with the…
A young governess named Emilie has arrived at a decaying manor in the bleak english moors. She’s expecting to care for a child and meet the master of the house,…
In a post-apocalyptic future, Joan grows up in a society where dystopian powers have seeped into every aspect of life, and the line between good and evil grows increasingly blurred….