Short Works by Aly Kantor

Bethany and Christine head to a notorious haunted road to hunt for a Documented Local Specter™. Alone in the car, in the darkness, they find something much more haunting.

In a world in which nobody is REALLY sure what constitutes a HIPAA violation, two cold, tired, sexually-frustrated women choose to self-diagnose.

Variations on your girlfriend's resurrection.

Many years after their fateful and unfortunate meeting at Aulis, the war hero Achilles and his almost-bride Iphigenia are reunited in the Underworld, where their roles before the war have been reversed, and they discuss what it truly means to be immortal.

Two friends discuss the nature of hope.

Red has come back to Granny's house, but she's not so little anymore... and she has an agenda. A twisted sequel to Little Red Riding Hood.

A hopeless romantic is ready to give up on finding “the one,” but fate – and at least one foreign government – have other ideas.

A contemporary re-telling of the myth of Iphis and Ianthe, set in a courthouse right before their wedding.

Middle school BFFs Mary Rose and Rosemary are having their first sleepover since The Incident. Now that they have some alone time, they can finally discuss important topics, such as the musical stylings of Ariana Grande, and, of course, the five wounds of Christ.

Two strangers chat in a New York City automat in 1920s New York - but perhaps they aren’t strangers. This play tells the story of fine artist Jo Nivison Hopper, wife of Edward Hopper.

In the wake of an assault, once-vain Narcissa can't stop studying her reflection. Will self-love be enough to convince her to pursue healing, or will she become one more girl turned into a plant for her protection?

Who the HELL only eats 6 pomegranate seeds?! A play about owning your hunger.

It all starts like an uninspired pay-per-view porno, when the agoraphobic Paige boldly propositions the cute handyman repairing her window. It ends a little differently.

Hadley is approaching the end of a five-year study focused on a new treatment for major depression.. When a familiar face from her past enters the exam room, she's forced to grapple with the true costs of living with a mental illness under late capitalism.

A surprisingly funny feminist retelling of The Little Mermaid set during the Shoah.

Emily runs a second-hand store (and Airbnb) out of an old church parsonage on an island with an aging population, where nothing ever changes... until an odd new guest arrives and begins asking questions about the local folklore.

xX_Sav_on_IceXx is lonely. Skullfucker69 is REALLY lonely. This intricate ritual might be their first, last, and only chance to be with another woman.

In the year 1945, every single day, rain or shine, six girls discuss what they'll do when they finally get well and leave the TB sanatorium where they are passing their teenage years. When one girl's health takes an unexpected turn, they must face the reality of their condition and how much control they really have over the future.

An agnostic paladin, an asexual druid, a perfectionist-turned-fighter, and an oversexed bard don’t walk into a bar.

Maybe we can’t count on the bees, but can we count on ourselves to reach out - even (and especially) when it’s the hardest?

Cricket totaled her meat vessel at a party—but not to worry! Her best friend has an industry hookup and made her a brand new one with all the bells and whistles she could ever want. Now everything can get back to normal…right?

Taking place on an invasive two-way video platform, a woman is assessed by a non-descript government agent, but as the conversation goes on, just who is in control of who becomes less clear.

Two young scientists have chosen to remain on a dying Earth as stewards of the genetic memory of the natural world. When one scientist’s interest in a specimen turns into an obsession, both begin to understand the weight of the sacrifice they have truly made.

What if Goldilocks and Little Red Riding Hood met at an in-patient eating disorder clinic? SHE GOT BETTER is a contemporary fairytale epilogue about women who dare to take up space in their own stories.