Modjeska v Bernhardt
Based on the lives and reputed rivalry of Helena Modjeska and Sarah Bernhardt, two of the most famous stage actresses of the late 1800s, this play takes a deeply personal look at the perils of global fame at a time when it was a new and overwhelming phenomenon. Surprisingly little has changed in 150 years.
Modjeska v Bernhardt is currently being performed in ‘installments’ at the East Dallas Open Mic nights.
Heminges and Condell
This is a comedic play under development, based on the story of John Heminges and Henry Condell. Heminges and Condell were colleagues and close friends of Shakespeare, who, following his death, undertook the tremendous job of recreating nearly all of his work from scribbled notes, and producing his first folio. Without their dedication to preserving the integrity of his words, Shakespeare as we know him, would have been completely lost.
A Boy and His Hero
A Super-Short film script, written as a scene from a concept under development by J. Caveny, A Boy and His Hero was a winner in its category at the Fall 2021 Golden Script competition. It tells the story of a young teenager who is forced into an unbelievable decision when he finds his hero is not all he has always seemed to be. A Boy and His Hero is part of the Love Shorts series.
Love Shorts
A series of super-short film scripts, each of which captures the complications of love (of all sorts) and the dynamics of an entire relationship in a single five-minute conversation. It is amazing how much can be said without saying anything at all.
Falryth Honey
The film script which accompanies the story from the book Natural Borns, Falryth Honey got an Honorable Mention for the Fall 2022 Golden Script competition.
Once There Was a Frab
A children’s book, currently under development, based on the adventures of a Frab (part Frog, part Crab) who lives with his friend Sideways the Seagull in the briny waters by the sea. Also, in early development is its follow-up book Frab Meets Crog.
Medusa in Love.
A short film script currently under development. The title is pretty self-explanatory.