Equipped with the Aegis neural chip, Clarissa Velle learns at superhuman speeds and mind-hacks governments to build an interstellar spaceship. When Clarissa attends an art exhibition to mind-hack Racer Wynn, the CEO of a nanotechnology company, they are attacked by the Seekers, who strike them with a virus that ties them together—if one dies, so does the other. To survive, Clarissa must defeat Void, who wants the Aegis to control the world. Will Clarissa save all she loves, or will chaos decimate the Earth?

A family's ghosts hover in the shadows of their respective secrets. Within a morning, they unravel a lifetime's worth of crafted narratives.

​​"Handwashed" is a full-length play that explores the tensions between survival and self-determination within a working-class Black family located in north Philadelphia. Set in and around a neighborhood laundromat, the play follows Emmanuel, a young man on the cusp of finishing community college and transferring to a bigger school, as he navigates grief, familial responsibility, and upward mobility. At its core, the play asks what it means to break a cycle: whether true change comes from environmental factors, internal transformation, or something in between the two. Through centering characters who are often forced to choose between personal advancement and communal care, "Handwashed" positions survival as a collective process as opposed to an individual one.