PLAYS BY LOUIS IRWIN

 A  high school melodrama in two acts about a multi-ethnic threesome, two parents from a different age, and the chaotic turn of events for the friends, rivals,  and their parents. Suitable for high school or family theater  

 A  play in one act about a crusty, aging anchorman with a gnawing secret, his romance with the producer who supports him, the consultant brought in to dumb down the news to drive up ratings, and their tumultuous clash in the newsroom as a hurricane approaches their coastal city.  

A  one-act play about a self-proclaimed witch and her new-found skeptical friend whose life she threatens to upend the night before he moves away forever. 

A play in one act about an aging man overcome with the need to tell a woman who had unknowingly played a pivotal role in his life when they were both 15, and the unexpected consequences of that revelation.  Finalist in the 2019 Front Range Playwright's Showcase

A  political satire in two acts about the current state of identity politics and the #MeToo movement. 

A  play in two acts that recounts the true story of an artist from Abilene, Texas who goes to New York the same year as Andy Warhol, but succumbs to alcoholism and returns to Abilene where his life is saved and his art is finally venerated, but at no small cost.