Winner of the 2014 Dharma Grace Award in playwriting and the University of California Santa Cruz Humanities Dean's Award. "More than simply an adaptation of Euripedes' Medea, this multi-media, transtemporalpiece draws on a variety of literary and cultural works, from The Tempest, especially stagings that reverse the gender and race of the characters, to the Latin American telenovela and media imagery of the black body. The result is a striking experiment in linguistic and cultural translation." - Susan Gillman"

A journalist investigates a government conspiracy involving nano-pharma-mechanical mind control, the erasure of memory, and a disturbing trend of missing persons. Dose is an adaptation ofSophocles'Oedipus at Colonusand Leonard Horn's 1972 televisionpilot Hunter that explores the issues of homelessness, the overreaching tendencies of humankind at both the individual and institutional levels, the construction and systematic loss ofselfhood, and the marginalization of the ethnic or socioeconomic other."