A body of work, still growing.

Kol Isha

A sacred ritual text of Jewish women’s voices — read aloud in community for Yom Kippur.

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In Sarah’s Tent

A complete ritual gathering thirty-six women across time into one conversation of monologue and song. The featured 2027 production.

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Voices

More than seventy Jewish women across time — each speaking in her own register, without apology or reduction.

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Ritual: How to Rite

A disciplined framework for sustaining rites — for facilitators, clergy, and educators who hold space.

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KNOT.

The ritual play text — for performance, reading aloud, and staging.

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KNOT.

For study groups, ritual leaders, and classrooms.

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KNOT.

For readers who linger — solitary reading and reflection.

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Talus

A novel of sixteen-year-old Claire Montgomery in a remote psychiatric hospital, 1977.

Desert Water

Forty-two sonnets of the Sonoran Desert.

bloom without water

Poems of the desert in bloom.

Between

Poetry from the space between.

Hold.

A play for six women — intergenerational conscience, pressure, and moral transmission.

Unfiltered

Monologues for people who have something to say.

Unfiltered for Young Adults

Monologues for young adults who have something to say.

It’s Not Personal

Five short plays — five rooms in today’s America.

What We Learned to Survive

Three unsentimental short plays about what people learn to endure — and what those lessons begin to cost.

From Narrowness

A Passover rite — the Return to Presence Prayerbook Series.

She Who Smiles Last

Thirty villainous monologues for older women. Power does not retire; it learns patience.

The Practice of Change

On the practice of change.

Roots and Buds

Two ritual theatre experiences — In Sarah’s Tent, Friday night and Saturday morning. Welcome, memory, and becoming.

Ten Feet

An intergenerational play about distance, welcome, and what we owe each other.

Essential Narrative

An intergenerational play about memory, inheritance, and the stories we cannot afford to lose.

The Last Five Minutes

One-act plays that end in the last five minutes — when the unsaid must be said.

We Refuse!

A ritual of women’s voices across time — women who said no when the world demanded yes.

The Archivist

A play about memory, preservation, and being the last one who remembers.

A Lyricist After Dachau

A daughter’s portrait of her father, Robert B. Sherman — Academy Award–winning lyricist of Mary Poppins and ‘It’s a Small World.’