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Published by Vine Leaves Press, 36 is based on the Talmudic legend of 36 people, the Lamed Vav Tzadikim,  responsible for the survival of mankind.  But when a young woman arrives at her parents' home to tell them she is moving across the country, is it faith she struggles with or the perceived responsibility for a family?

Watch for details, spring 2027

International Theatre Script Competition:

A Fox in the Henhouse is so well written with hilarious sarcastic humor that had us not being able to put this play down as tears ran down from our face from laughing. We wanted to cast it and see it put up.

Peter Filichia of Broadway Radio said Fox is "... destined to be produced from sea to shining Seattle. The story of two sisters who find that sisterly love is just as valuable as romantic love may not sound as if it would offer belly laugh after titanic belly laugh, but Kate Katcher's witty and warm script will have theatergoers doing just that. In between, they'll also be wiping occasional emotional tears from their eyes. Here's the quintessential audience pleaser that will still be performed when Justin Bieber files for Social Security. Don't miss the chance to partake of its wonders."

Pictured:  Eileen Lawless, Barbara Hentschel and Don Striano

After a jaw-dropping reading at the Actors Studio in New York moderated by John Patrick Shanley, I am thrilled to announce that "Judith Keith", based on Berthold Brecht's short play, "The Jewish Wife",  has been optioned by Cady McClain. I'll post details as the play makes its way to the stage.