Hoy de Ti
2026
During Day of the Dead, a Mexican-American family contends with the lingering aftermath of a devastating loss, exacerbated by the discovery of a method of communicating with the dead.
Theatrical directorial debut. An original piece by César Velasco. Presented at The Hudson Mainstage Theatre.
Tickets available on OnStage
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Experiencing the Dream: the MLK Musical
2026
Get ready for a powerful new stage production that will take the world by storm. "Experience the Dream: MLK The Musical" brings to life the incredible love story of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Coretta Scott King. This inspiring musical takes audiences on a heartfelt journey through the personal and public lives of two of America's most iconic figures.
Tickets available on Ticketmaster
Actalike: Presented as Part of Scratch Off!
2025
A bizarre audition forces an actor to decide how much he would sacrifice for the opportunity of a lifetime.
Presented by meraki theatre. Staged at the Rosalie Theatre in the Theatre 68 Arts Complex.
Tickets available on Stagey
You Sou
2025
Do we ever truly understand one another? A bilingual play in three acts transforms the language barrier into a stage for unlikely encounters. A delayed train reconnects two strangers, a Duolingo lesson exposes cracks in a relationship, and a Love is Blind pairing reveals a unique connection. Is speaking the same language enough to understand each other? Or are there truths that only exist in silence? What is lost - and what is gained - when language fails.
A co-production between [embuscada] and meraki theatre
Review by Johnny Oxford at London Theatre 1
Ragedom
2023
When a mysterious infection hits London, all hell breaks loose. Where did this crisis come from? What are the infected trying to communicate? And who is patient zero?
Written by Hassan Abdulrazzak (Love, Bombs And Apples, The Special Relationship, Baghdad Wedding) and directed by James Meteyard (Tempest, Electrolyte, Redemption), Ragedom is a comic zombie take on a divided Britain.
Widows
2023
The Civil War lasted eight years. Now, under a military occupation disguised as progress, the women wait on the River’s bank for all their men – the murdered, the lost, the disappeared. They wait. They wait. And, finally, out of the darkness, the River brings forth a body to be claimed.
A brutal, absurd meditation on the consequences of over-reaching State Power, informed by Dorfman’s own experience living in Chile under the dictatorship of Augusto Pinochet.
Home: Unchained
2021
We are where we've been. What do we carry with us in moments of decision? Who do we carry with us in moments of longing? With isolation keeping us apart, this piece examines the threads of time and space that connect us with past, present, and future.