Key Works

A new musical by Sarah Lawrence, with lyrics and music by Terry Langfitt and Paul Gandolfi

In development for a commercial production by Hunter Regian of Regian Entertainment

In 1836, Emily--the legendary Yellow Rose--escapes to Texas to find freedom only to find herself swept up in war and a passionate love triangle between two men who want her at any cost, including the charismatic President Santa Anna. The choice her heart makes changes her destiny and the fate of a nation.

Winner, Big Apple Film Festival 10/25

Winner, Hollywood Stage Script Competition 8/25

Semifinalist at Austin Film Festival, Filmatic Drama Competition, and Outstanding Script Competition, 2025

This screenplay is the first contemporary retelling of the Jane Eyre saga. A sheltered Iowa farmgirl escapes her troubled past and becomes a nanny to the daughter of a brooding rock star. As sparks fly and the child blossoms, Jane discovers his past holds a secret that could destroy them all. 

Winner, Montreal Women's Film Festival 

Coverfly (RIP) Red List and Top 1%

Stage 32 Double Reommend Top 1%

When Sarah Henry dares to defy society and her husband Patrick Henry--famed founding father--her fight for equal rights becomes a fight for her own freedom, forcing Sarah to choose between liberty or death. 

Cast: 8  4 men, 4 women, diverse casting

After an apocalyptic economic meltdown, domestic terrorists occupy a prestigious Park Avenue high-rise. The terrorists tighten the screws on four ultra-privileged couples woefully lacking in survival skills. One by one, hostages are killed or die off, except for one unlikely survivor. The play is a slapstick farce. Until it isn't. 

Cast: 5  2 men, 2 women, 1 non-gender

Productions: 

Lab Theater, Tampa Florida

Public Theater, San Antonio, ZOOM production during Covid

In 1954, Albert (Bertie) Einstein, the most famous man in the world, receives an unusual 75th birthday gift--Bibo, an African grey parrot. Bibo teaches Bertie the one life lesson he has not yet mastered: how to love. 

Cast: 3  1 man, 2 women

Top 5: Julie Harris Competition

Residencies: Good to Go Foundation, National Winter Playwright's Foundation

The greatest flamenco duo of modern time (fictional) present an electric evening of dance, interactive performance, and on-stage relationship therapy. Audiences experience firsthand the Duende, the rare feeling of heightened beauty and pain at the same time--the foundation of authentic flamenco and, too often, love itself.

Cast: 8, 4 Men, 4 Women, Diverse Casting

Semifinalist, O'Neill Competition

A DUI conviction forces an emotionally bankrupt socialite to volunteer at an urban homeless shelter. The ragtag residents help her find her true home and save the shelter from extinction. 

Cast: 11, with doubling

Winner, Southern Playwrights Competition

Produced: Jacksonville State University

Kennedy Center as part of the American College Theater Festival

Top 3: Book Pipeline Competition

Well-suited to high school/college productions

The original stage play upon which the screenplay Peace So Sweet was based (See above).