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I write plays that feel like dreams.

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It is the goal of this paper to document through written description the personal approach that I would take in creating a role for the theatre. It will also describe what I feel to be valuable attributes and traits that make successful theatrical performance. Through the dissection of these two areas, I will glean a valuable personal insight into my work, how I've grown within it, and where I need to continually push to learn more.

Introduction, Notes and Full-lenth play called YOU LOST ME by Bonnie Metzgar.

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Shoe examines the family dynamics and gender roles within a dysfunctional Mexican American family led by a matriarch who manipulates her grown children to remain under her roof as a way to deal with the enormous grief created when her spouse abandoned her and her children twelve years ago. Drawing inspiration from the nursery rhyme There Was an Old Woman Who Lived in a Shoe, the play creates an atmosphere of confinement and constriction as the protagonist yearns for a life outside of the family’s double-wide trailer in Texas. The play calls for an all-Latinx cast. While the characters are all Mexican American, the roles are open to any Latinx actor. It should be acknowledged that the script is still in progress. Rewrites and minor edits will likely occur when the play undergoes a rehearsal process for its world premiere.

Five women actors working during the Golden Age of Hollywood vie for the lead role in a sprawling epic movie titled “The Pirate Queen.” Alliances and rivalries form among the women with the impending involvement of America looming in the background, and the struggle between democracy and fascism form a thread running through the action on the film set.