Katelyn's Wedding and Finnegans Wake

This is the first 32 pages of my feature length screenplay "Katelyn's Wedding and Finnegans Wake."  The story centers around a young, proactive, liberal couple who spend a St. Patrick's Day at a "dry" Mormon wedding.

The Bride and Groom are delayed in a snow storm and, after a few trips to the Irish Pub across the street, it becomes harder and harder for Julia and Eric to blend in, or hold their tongues.

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Mitch Freedom VS. The Wolfman

As an individualist who divines most of his philosophy from solitude, Mitch Freedom goes on backpacking trip alone and has a near death experience.

This experience unlocks sleeping psychic powers in Mitch, as he prepares to begin his summer job . . . as the handyman for an adventure camp run by the wolfman.​

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​The Homewrecking

"Katelyn's Wedding and Finnegans Wake" started with 3 moments I wanted to capitalize on, one of which is a religious arguement where both sides affirm the other as being right.  However it became far too long and I had to trim it to its bare bones for the screenplay.

In "The Homewrecking," I took the premise and meditated on it longer for a comic-drama one-act play, set in Brooklyn, New York.

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