66 stories from thekilroys.org
Pass Over, a mash-up of the biblical Exodus story and some Godot-inspired absurdity set in a modern urban wasteland, asks if there is a Promised Land for black men in...
Good Grief follows Nkechi a young first generation Nigerian/American woman as she rewinds, fast forwards and re does her journey of love loss and growing up.
Tasha has recently returned to her home in the rural south, tight-lipped about the past decade and determined to make a new start with Calvin, a local boy she knew...
Grands and Jaime are both obsessed with Joan of Arc. Grands wakes up from gender affirmative surgery speaking French and claiming they survived a fire. The same day, Jaime, their...
An adventure through Orange County from the point of view of a young woman on the autism spectrum.
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Told through live radio & phone calls, Today… is a comedy about life with a thousand friends on Facebook & no one to have dinner with on Friday night.
Examines the nature of equality and justice through the eyes of women whose migration to the U.S. brings its own test of the human spirit.
Lewis invites his estranged sister Dana on a trip to Rome to reconnect. Old wounds fester and intimate secrets are revealed.
Hank struggles to keep his legendary Chicago rock club going amid changing times, changing tastes & the destructive power of the Next Big Thing.
A Midwestern ghost story about a Hmong American family living in outstate Minnesota and the tenuous bonds that tie us together.
After losing her athletic scholarship, Sally Wright returns home to face her beer guzzling father, wayward brother, and the dearth of hope in her dead end northeastern town. Where …
Simone The Believer, an online guru, sets out to create a Black mecca in Gait City, Oregon. How far will she go gain followers?
A romantic, comic, and economic reckoning for two humans and a puppet.
Madame Ho tells the story of the playwright's great grandmother " a 19th c. Chinatown brothel madam. About survival, complicity and the American West.
Journey inside the minds of two tennis greats as they play a US Open semifinal. A funny and visceral look at the sacrifices we make to stay on top.
