This play explores the inner monologues of the attendees of a Christmas service at a Quaker meeting house. It won the Janica Zuck Richards Memorial Award for best short play or radio script. A public reading of the play was performed over Zoom in the Fall of 2020 by the Earlham College theatre department.

This comedy tells the story of The Globe, a small theatre company in rural Ohio, and its founder, Bella. With her theatre in financial crisis, the Board has decided to replace Bella as Artistic Director. With the help of best friend Mel, tinder date Jackie, and a bunch of actors dressed as Witches, Bella will set out to keep to company through whatever means necessary. This play was developed and performed by the Earlham Fringe Company for the Indianapolis Fringe Festival.