Full-Length Theater

A full-length play about plastic surgery addicts with varying degrees of wellness and grave and maniacal hysteria over the "botched" way they look.

The characters in Nose Joboholics are obsessed — with their faces, with the procedures, with the idea that the right cut will finally make them feel like themselves. The comedy is relentless. The sadness underneath it is real.

There was a 9-year gap finishing this play. The 3rd act finally came — and then six months of research before it could be written. Some stories refuse to be rushed. This one was worth every year of waiting.

The play is available to read and download now, in its final draft. It is exactly what it promises: entertaining, unhinged, and — if you let it — genuinely moving.

"I literary could not finish it. In fact the 3rd act finally came to me & I spent 6 months researching then finally writing this problem child from hell!"