One Woman Shows:
ALLY, MARYJANE & ME
Written and performed by Jorjeana, winner in the NY
Theater Slam. Also written as a full length play.
NY, I LOVE
Written in the streets and subways of NYC following September 11th and developed in front of an international audience in the Bahamas. Produced at The NY Solo Play LAB, NYC and currently in revisions.
BLISS
Written by Jorjeana while at New York University's Tisch School of the Arts Dramatic Writing Program. Performed in the Goldberg Theater.
Plays:
HONEY
Produced by PS 122 and Crux Prod for the NY Fringe Festival
ALLY, MARYJANE & ME
Adapted from her award-winning one woman show and produced by Cobblestone Productions and The 78th Street Theater Lab
BLISS
Written by Jorjeana while at New York University's Tisch School of the Arts Dramatic Writing Program. Also adapted for a full cast. Performed in the Goldberg Theater by seven women.
F*** FASHION
Read at The Neighborhood Playhouse Workshop
SPECIAL DELIVERY
Produced by PS 122 and Crux Prod for the NY Fringe Festival
BLAZE
A one-act
Television Pilot:
NO ROOM AT THE IN
1/2 Hour Comedy
Catalogue
72 Things You can do to Help Mama Earth
writings
72 THINGS YOU CAN DO TO MAKE MAMA EARTH FEEL GOOD!!!
1. Recycle Intelligently. And by intelligently I mean, learn about it, fa’ real.
2. Plant a Garden. A very good reason to get DIRTY.
3. Save a horse, ride a bike.
4. Donate to ‘Green’ organizations like Greenpeace and earthorganization.org
5. Vote green and not just the lesser evil.
5A. Someone at WorldFest said ‘get rid of Georgie Bush and everyone applauded, twice. You decide.
6. Boycott genetically modified food.
7. Turn the water off while you shave your legs (That’s for the women)
8. Donate a tree.
9. Buy locally grown produce…farmer’s markets…hello!
10. Recycle your old computers.
11. Take the Bus.
12. Think Good thoughts.
13. Grow an herb garden on your kitchen windowsill.
14. Heat your house with solar power (That’s a big one-you can do it!)
15. Utilize alternative fuels. Almost as big as the last, maybe a little more accessible.
16. Buy recyclable products.
17. Go Vegan!!!
18. Avoid purchasing carpets-they’re toxic to you and your family.
19. Recycle your cell phones.
20. Plant according to your climate. (Uh, if you live in LA, succulents are your friends.
21. Take the train
22. Ride your bike to work. Or anywhere.
23. Invest in green companies. Just takes a little research.
24. Do a rain dance.
25. Use natural, eco-friendly materials to build with. Once again, just a little homework for a big payoff.
26. Educate your friends
27. Recycle your office paper.
28. Send e-mails instead of letters.
29. Adopt an animal rather than purchasing from a breeder. It’s the cool thing to do in ’06.
30. KNOW you can do something.
31. Buy Certified Organic.
32. Try some hemp products. And by hemp I mean clothing.
33. Eat whole foods.
34. Visit the Rainforests.
35. Use cloth diapers rather than disposable ones that take hundreds and hundred of years to disappear into the soil.
36. Reduce.
37. Reuse.
38. You know what.
39. Pack your own healthy lunch for work and cut down on consumer (that’s you buying something) packaging.
40. Visit YOUR national forests.
41. Walk the line. Or anywhere. Even a curvy path.
42. Appreciate her.
43. Stop singing “It’s a Small World” It gets annoying.
44. Smile.
45. Visit YOUR state parks.
46. Once again, Go Vegan!
47. Support environmental causes, laws and projects.
48. Turn the water off while you’re brushing your teeth.
49. Have protected sex unless you are planning to populate your household, the earth, with a beautiful, wanted baby.
50. Do not support companies involved in the deforesting of our planet. Do the research before you buy. That IS why the Internet is there, not just for your searches for Jessica Simpson, though some may turn up.
51. Get a Segway…one of those funny roll-ee thingies.
52. Go for a hike. Your inner teen angst will appreciate it.
53. Skip the zoo. It’s torture and someone’s making a buck calling it research.
54. Read Mother Jones and other conscious chronicles.
55. Dance.
56. Print on recycled paper with soy ink. Yeah.
57. Research her history. Even if she blushes.
58. Bypass all safari parks. See #53.
59. Skip the Twinkie. No one needs that kind of comfort food.
60. Bring your own bag when you shop. Your own. From home.
61. Laugh out loud. The vibrations are good.
62. Try Edamame. Edi-what?
63. Drink organic coffee, if you must consume that graceful stimulant.
64. Use one paper towel rather than three, better yet, try the denim on your legs; I find it works better than most blow dryers.
65. Enjoy raw, shelled hemp seeds. Surprise, surprise, you may like them!
66. Live life to the fullest. She’d expect no less.
67. Express your inner kindness. Go on, you can do it!
68. Be thankful. For it all.
69. Dream of a better tomorrow.
70. Quit crying over spilt (soy) milk.
71. Realize how important you are and that you CAN and DO make a difference everyday.
72. Repeat # 71. Cause it’s that important.
72 THINGS YOU CAN DO TO MAKE MAMA EARTH FEEL GOOD!!!
1. Recycle Intelligently. And by intelligently I mean, learn about it, fa’ real.
2. Plant a Garden. A very good reason to get DIRTY.
3. Save a horse, ride a bike.
4. Donate to ‘Green’ organizations like Greenpeace and earthorganization.org
5. Vote green and not just the lesser evil.
5A. Someone at WorldFest said ‘get rid of Georgie Bush and everyone applauded, twice. You decide.
6. Boycott genetically modified food.
7. Turn the water off while you shave your legs (That’s for the women)
8. Donate a tree.
9. Buy locally grown produce…farmer’s markets…hello!
10. Recycle your old computers.
11. Take the Bus.
12. Think Good thoughts.
13. Grow an herb garden on your kitchen windowsill.
14. Heat your house with solar power (That’s a big one-you can do it!)
15. Utilize alternative fuels. Almost as big as the last, maybe a little more accessible.
16. Buy recyclable products.
17. Go Vegan!!!
18. Avoid purchasing carpets-they’re toxic to you and your family.
19. Recycle your cell phones.
20. Plant according to your climate. (Uh, if you live in LA, succulents are your friends.
21. Take the train
22. Ride your bike to work. Or anywhere.
23. Invest in green companies. Just takes a little research.
24. Do a rain dance.
25. Use natural, eco-friendly materials to build with. Once again, just a little homework for a big payoff.
26. Educate your friends
27. Recycle your office paper.
28. Send e-mails instead of letters.
29. Adopt an animal rather than purchasing from a breeder. It’s the cool thing to do in ’06.
30. KNOW you can do something.
31. Buy Certified Organic.
32. Try some hemp products. And by hemp I mean clothing.
33. Eat whole foods.
34. Visit the Rainforests.
35. Use cloth diapers rather than disposable ones that take hundreds and hundred of years to disappear into the soil.
36. Reduce.
37. Reuse.
38. You know what.
39. Pack your own healthy lunch for work and cut down on consumer (that’s you buying something) packaging.
40. Visit YOUR national forests.
41. Walk the line. Or anywhere. Even a curvy path.
42. Appreciate her.
43. Stop singing “It’s a Small World” It gets annoying.
44. Smile.
45. Visit YOUR state parks.
46. Once again, Go Vegan!
47. Support environmental causes, laws and projects.
48. Turn the water off while you’re brushing your teeth.
49. Have protected sex unless you are planning to populate your household, the earth, with a beautiful, wanted baby.
50. Do not support companies involved in the deforesting of our planet. Do the research before you buy. That IS why the Internet is there, not just for your searches for Jessica Simpson, though some may turn up.
51. Get a Segway…one of those funny roll-ee thingies.
52. Go for a hike. Your inner teen angst will appreciate it.
53. Skip the zoo. It’s torture and someone’s making a buck calling it research.
54. Read Mother Jones and other conscious chronicles.
55. Dance.
56. Print on recycled paper with soy ink. Yeah.
57. Research her history. Even if she blushes.
58. Bypass all safari parks. See #53.
59. Skip the Twinkie. No one needs that kind of comfort food.
60. Bring your own bag when you shop. Your own. From home.
61. Laugh out loud. The vibrations are good.
62. Try Edamame. Edi-what?
63. Drink organic coffee, if you must consume that graceful stimulant.
64. Use one paper towel rather than three, better yet, try the denim on your legs; I find it works better than most blow dryers.
65. Enjoy raw, shelled hemp seeds. Surprise, surprise, you may like them!
66. Live life to the fullest. She’d expect no less.
67. Express your inner kindness. Go on, you can do it!
68. Be thankful. For it all.
69. Dream of a better tomorrow.
70. Quit crying over spilt (soy) milk.
71. Realize how important you are and that you CAN and DO make a difference everyday.
72. Repeat # 71. Cause it’s that important.
