Playwright
What's Up Next?
October 2023
Reading of Some Body Will Pay: An Abortion Horror Play with Step 1 Theatre Project. More details soon!
December 2023
Sloan Project Commission Due!
SYNOPSIS: In 1954 Marie Tharp, a geophysicist and cartographer, makes a revolutionary discovery only for it to be dismissed by co-worker, Bruce Heezen as “girl talk”. Eventually, ‘substantiated’ by a male scientist, Heezen repairs his rift with Marie, and an unconventional relationship forms between them, for just like the scars of the ocean floor, division has the power to reveal the truth of who we are.
February 2024 - March 2024
Maiden Voyage Production, at The Flea Theatre
directed by Alex Keegan! More to come!
What People Are Saying?
INTERVIEWS and ARTICLES:
Boston Playwrights' Theatre Talks: a tiny q &a
Sappho Project Meet The W*rk Lab's Cayenne Douglass
Adam Szymkowitz "1000 Playwrights"
Visible Soul in their column "People You Should Know"
Go See A Show Podcast: Interview with the curators & creatives of FEAST.
PRESS:
NY Times Reviews: EST One Act Marathon, Series B
Excerpt: If you think of the latest edition of Ensemble Studio Theatre's annual Marathon of one-act places as a five-course dinner, it makes sense that the program opens with a tasty hors d'oeuvre like Susan Kim's "Privilege," and concludes with a filling dessert in Cayenne Douglass' "Oh My, Goodness"
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Louisville Arts: Ain't I A Woman Festival
Excerpt: "The more personal drama of Emily, in which a couple struggles to move both literally and figuratively after a tragedy, was one of the best performances of the evening; the writing and the acting merging effectively."
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Time Square Chronicles: Sometimes You Discover Something Marvelous
by Suzanna Bowling
Excerpt: "This play is so touching, so real and so heartbreaking. Ms. Douglass is a profound playwright with an old soul. She spoke of depression and loss like she had experienced it first hand. I found myself incredibly moved not once, but three different times. Even now the play moves me when I think of it’s message."
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