Work for the Theater
The Stage
Stories about people carrying what they cannot always say aloud.
On the stage, those stories get a voice.
SCARS
Some wounds heal. Others are handed down.
In the final days before his execution, Silas Parker tells journalist William Brooks the moments that shaped his life and decisions. As the story unfolds across generations, repeated tragedies reveal a pattern of ignored warnings, dismissed concerns, and systemic failures. SCARS asks how responsibility fractures when ordinary people choose comfort, order, or silence over action.
His Child Too
When everyone else has told you who you are, what does it take to claim a different truth?
Sherrice Washington has spent years accepting other people’s judgments about her body, her value, and the love she deserves. When betrayal and long-buried family wounds force those beliefs into the open, she must confront not only the people who have hurt her, but the ways their rejections have shaped how she sees herself. His Child Too is a story about family, faith, self-worth, and learning that being loved begins with believing you are worthy of it.
For Theaters & Directors
Bring these words to the stage.
Directors, producers, and theaters interested in scripts, readings, production rights, or future collaborations can contact Vanessa here.