PLAYS (SELECTED)
LOW MOON
On a barren farm in the Bible Belt, two sisters grapple with desire, sexuality, and faith as they emerge into womanhood in a cruel home. For Louise, dreams are indefinitely deferred; for Helen, dreams are her only chance of survival.
Produced July 2016 at the CNM Coal Avenue Theatre, directed by Ray Rey Griego.
FIBERGLASS BURNING
Drawn verbatim from interviews with nine individuals living with complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS), Fiberglass Burning is a humorous, raw, intimate, excruciatingly honest glimpse into life with one of the most painful conditions known to man.
Produced April 2015 at the University of New Mexico, directed by Jose Castro, as the culmination of Graham's undergraduate Honors thesis.
OUR GLASS FIGURES
Our Glass Figures examines rape culture, trauma, and womanhood in today's America. Through a blend of song, dance, and personal narrative, twelve young women explore legacy, resistance, and the incredible power of women's voices raised in unison.
Curated from works generated by the ensemble. Produced February 2017 by mud&wine, a theatre collective, directed by Jose Castro.
R A I N C (o) A T (10-minute)
A cat needs help getting out of a tree. A dog needs help finding its human. Neither one knows how to get through this thunderstorm, but at least there are fabulous rain booties involved.
Produced November 2014 by SCRAP Productions, directed by Jose Castro. Winner: Best Out of Order Playwright, 2014-15.
FALLED (10-minute)
A band of fearless adventurers faces a new test when a quiet, quirky kid wants to join their campaign. Falled is a play about how compassion can be its own adventure.
Produced November 2013 by SCRAP Productions, directed by Jose Castro. Winner: Best Out of Order Playwright, 2013-14.
JUICE (10-minute)
Billy is a prickly, precocious, uptight hypochondriac of a 5-year-old. Suzy swallowed a marble. Cookies, orange juice, explosions and romance: it's a match made in the doctor's office.
Produced December 2012 by SCRAP Productions and April 2013 at the University of New Mexico, directed by Ashley Weingardt.