The first play that I co-wrote was with my friend Zoe when we were both thirteen, titled Murder, She Screamed: Not a Musical. It was a horror comedy about a murderer (played by myself) named Archibald Ankou who spitefully killed anyone who had a normal name. The following year, we wrote the high school prequel The Last Election: A Musical (pictured). In the following years, I continued to write plays and short stories. In 2022, I wrote To Granny’s House, a short bilingual play for Homework Help, an organization that helps low-income elementary school kids in the Powderhorn neighborhood after school with their work and gives them a safe place to play and spend time. My friend Isabella Condo translated half of the lines into Spanish, as many of the children were from Spanish speaking households. My senior year, I wrote The Audience, more details below.