More Than Roses Justy Kosek

Jessica is in a race to check everything off her to-do list; Steve is content to sit back and take things one day at a time. Conflict? Yes. Attraction? Absolutely. A sweet, climactic and honest finale to the unlikely story of Jessica and Steve.

Adapted from the play “Alternate Side Street Parking” by Dina Laura

Puppy love becomes poetry when two childhood friends reconnect during summer vacation- one seeking solace in the storm of a faltering relationship. Hearts are firmly on sleeves and the power of what isn’t said outweighs the scant words that pass between these dueling narrators.

Adapted from the short Story “Words Unspoken” by Kristen Lee

Annabelle shares some powerful thoughts on a couple of the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s most famous pieces. A chain of events begins, changing Aidan and Obi’s friendship forever.

Aidan, an actor and Obi, a screenwriter, are two friends slogging through their first summer out of college. They find themselves working coat check at a series of press parties in museums across the city; heralding the final works and retirement of a legendary painter. Hunting after hope for uncertain futures via their discussions, they muse on how art, perspective and beauty permeate different facets of their lives. Their musings take a turn when they meet Annabelle: the quirky, striking granddaughter of the exhibit’s star painter.

Eliza and Danny, two coworkers who’ve bonded over their morning coffees for weeks, make tentative moves towards revealing their true feelings over texts and DM’s when Danny quits and Eliza sets off on a business trip. What’s an innocent tonal shift? What’s a subtle revelation? And how do the things not being spoken impact what’s actually said? The stakes are high and something sinister brews beneath the emojis.

Adapted from the one-act play “The Ghost” By Michelle Kuchuk