14. February 2024
My play, Barbie & Kendra was awarded 1st place at Short & Sweet in Dubai and will be headed to the finals!
10. January 2024
Two of my plays have been selected as festival winners back to back! Another hit for Stealing a Kiss at Rover Dramawerks in Plano, Texas, which is exciting as I'll be able to attend this one, being in my home state! It will take place in April. Then my new crazy, ridiculous comedy, Barbie & Kendra (it's not what you think...haha.) has been selected for the Short+Sweet Dubai 2024!
24. December 2023
My newest play, A BLAST FROM THE PAST, was 1 of 20 plays selected from over 1000! for Ghostlight Theatre Ensemble's Festival in April.
29. November 2023
Theatre Roulette, the longest running short play festival in central Ohio is back!!
27. November 2023
Photo from the recent production of my play Stealing A Kiss at AmaZing Theatre Company!
17. October 2023
NEW IN OCTOBER 2023!
SOMETHING BORROWED
When Edith finds out what her best friend borrowed from her neighbor, she must do everything she can to stop Bessie Mae from going forward with her insane idea! If not stopped...
23. June 2023
An entire shelf of Laurie Allen's books have been spotted on Broadway at Theatre Circle!
23. June 2023
Nice review from the Standard Times of my play, Ladies of the Night, from the performances last weekend in Arcata, CA! “Ladies of the Night” by Laurie Allen, directed by Molly Severdia and featuring Christina Augello and Mary Severdia. This was the perfect show to get things underway with its delightfully ditzy take on what happens when a pair of senior women set out to escape and run away from home (a care home) to finally have a new adventure. But, of course these best friends since high...
18. March 2023
The final offering is “Stealing a Kiss,” a touching and funny piece written by Laurie Allen and directed by Linda Seay. In probably my favorite piece of the evening, two elderly citizens meet at a bus stop. Raindrops turn to rain, and the two end up sharing an umbrella. Larry Greeley is a delight as Harvey and Stephanie Hepburn is equally good as Sue. The audience loved this work that closed the evening.