WRITTENS

A WERK

CHRCH shares one woman’s testimony and spirited journey of self-acceptance, enlightenment and "salvation" through house music. 2021

INVITE ONLY READING ANACOSTIA ARTS CENTER APRIL 30, 2022

MICRO DEV. SESSION NATIONAL BLACK THEATRE SEPTEMBER 26, 2022

LOCAL THEATRE RESIDENCY KENNEDY CENTER OCT. 17-OCT. 21, 2022

PUBLIC READING The Warehouse @1360 May 17, 2023

FESTIVAL ON THE SQUARE CONGO SQUARE THEATRE JULY 29, 2023

Kennedy Center Local Theatre Festival The Reach September 2023

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What do Black women do in kitchens? On the one year-anniversary of their Grandmother’s passing, thirty something year-old sisters Sissi and Tasha post up in G’s ( their grandmother) famed kitchen to reflect, laugh, and challenge one another as they unpack each other's lives and their matriarchal traditions.

Public Reading June 14th, 2024

Eaton House DC

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THE KTCHN is where families gather. It is where both food and hair are burned. The KTCHN is the place on the Black girl’s head that is the most resistant. The KTCHN follows Icy (Isis), an intuitive hair stylist known for her eclectic lewks. On the eve of her 33rd birthday Icy proclaims to her gurls Hattie (Hathor) , Taam (Maat) and Wadea (Wadjet) that she is taking her “Jesus year” seriously and is determined to solidify her future with a new career, new outlook on life and a new hairstyle; her own natural hair. REVEAL! NOBODY EVER SEES ICY'S REAL HAIR. Guided by Goddesses known as The Three Strands, Icy embarks on a journey through her own hair story. Will she finally accept herself and discover her true destiny?

AN EPISODIC SERIES

AN EPISODIC SERIES (IN PROGRESS)

IN PROGRESS

SHORT FILM.

It's 1966. Sookie and Junie want out! Out of their small town. Out of America. Out of the world. Fed up and sitting in the town's diner Sookie and Junie consider their own futures and dream up a mission like their hero Lt. Uhuru on a new tv show called Star Trek. Will the discovery of two red quarters and a cryptic note be their ticket to a new world, a new life and to boldly go where no Black woman has ever gone before? Or have they?

TEN MINUTE PLAY

Diana faces her own insecurities while navigating her pessimistic mother and a confident assistant one afternoon in a Bridal shop.

(TEN MINUTE PLAY) 2021

TWO STRIKES THEATRE BROWN SUGAR BAKEOFF FESTIVAL 2021

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Reading at DC ARTS CENTER DEC 2009

MONOLOGUE

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A multimedia staged play about many Black girl experiences. Conceived by Seshat Yon’shea. Co-Written with Cast. MAY 2001 at DC ARTS CENTER