After a successful staged reading debut in Boston at Tufts University and a one-night-only performance at Seven Angels Theater’s Studio 7 in Connecticut, my play, Objective, has been selected for the New York Theatre Festival at the Latea Theatre in New York, New York this July.

Objective is a poetic and inventive episodic play where the everyday objects we often overlook—wedding rings, traffic lights, kitchen spices, roller skates, and more—reveal the secret lives they’ve lived beside us. Through their anthropomorphic voices, these objects bear witness to love, loss, identity, ambition, and quiet transformation, challenging us to reconsider what it truly means to be seen. The play is heartfelt, surprising, and unexpectedly funny, and being chosen for the New York Theatre Festival at the Latea Theatre is an incredible honor and opportunity.

To bring this vision to life on a New York stage, I need support to cover the cost of hiring talented actors, travel expenses, show materials, and launching a marketing campaign to reach audiences. This show means the world to me, and I believe its themes are both timely and inspiring. With your help, we can make it possible for more people to experience Objective as it grows even larger. Thank you for considering supporting this journey!