Wynn
McClenahan

directed by Cole Merrell

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Clarice formally invites you to an hour long revue of short-form comedic vignettes (colloquial, American: “sketches”). 

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We'll be at The PIT's Sketchfest in Oct!

by Kate Fodor

directed by Maria Dizzia

Theresa, played by Tony Award winner Celia Keenan-Bolger, is estranged from her family and working as a cleaning woman, finds herself surprised by the unexpected desire to learn how to pray. Matthew, the priest whose rectory she cleans, is stunned and heartbroken by the realization that he no longer knows how to talk to God. When he disappears one day, Theresa tracks him down, and her search changes both of their lives.

by Colston Merrell
directed by Madeleine Russell

produced by Wynn McClenahan

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This excerpt from Honeybee, My Honeybee was presented as part of the Lighthouse Series at the historic SoHo Playhouse, a competition, first of its kind, specifically designed to showcase the best new talent and writers across the New York City area. The play had its first reading at Middlebury College in the Spring of 2021.

by Christopher Ulloth

featuring Gibson Grimm and Wynn McClenahan

Memorial Production of a Play

In memory of our dear playwright, producer, and long-time Project Y company member, Christopher Ulloth, the Women in Theatre Festival featured pop-up productions of this short play, originally produced by Project Y Theatre in collaboration with Tiny Barn.

Funds were raised for the Christopher Ulloth Memorial Playwright Fund, a yearly prize for a woman or non-binary playwright. 

by Leon Lone

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directed by Caitlyn Marr

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For what they hope will be the last time, four girls dedicate themselves to fulfilling the ideal conditions for fun – convening at the right time (noon), the right place (under the oak tree), with the right company (a young man they have recently abducted from the natural sciences building – whose name, unfortunately, is Chet). Knowledge is worthless, science is rubbish, and deviation is unthinkable – until it’s inescapable.

by Rhys Samuel Washington 

directed by Demetius Blocker

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When the patriarch of a well-off family is forced to house an offspring he didn’t know he had; his entire family must come to terms with their contradicting views on race, activism and civil systems.