Plays
Everything Feels like the End of the World
This dark comedy follows an angel and a demon as they fight over a human soul in an exploration of life, death, and everything that comes after.
TW: Discussions of Suicide, Addiction, Domestic and Sexual Assault
Photo by Sullivan J. Harris
Playwriting
Christina Calfo (Angie) and Logan Riley Bruner (Devon)
Kimberly Yates (Director) and Sierra Lai Barnett (Choreography)
Julia Marie Black (playwright)
Patrick Saint Ange (Additional Voiceover Roles)
may 2026 reading
The Tank NY, NY
A reading took place at The Studio @ The Tank in May 2026 starring Logan Riley Bruner as Devon, Christina Calfo as Angie, and Patrick Saint Ange as Additional Voiceover roles. The reading was directed by Kimberly Yates, and movement was choreograhed by Sierra Lai Barnett with Assistant Director Lexi Bragg and Stage Manger Lacey Szerlip.
Photos by Confluence Photography
staged reading january 2023
CLEVELAND, OH
In January 2023, The Access Theatre Project produced a staged reading of Everything Feels Like the End of the World directed by Noelle Elise Crites. The Production starred Sa’Renn Nikols as Angie and Rebekah Mallory as Devon.
Photos by Kyle Meyer
workshop production January 2022
Binghamton, NY
A second workshop production was set to perform at the Phelps Mansion Museum in January 2022 starring Erin Grace Kelly as Devon and Julia Marie Black as Angie. However, due to the surge in the omicron variant of COVID-19, the production was filmed and streamed from May 12th to 22nd digitally.
Poster by Sullivan J Harris
workshop production october 2021
Fredonia, NY
Due to the constraints of the COVID-19 Pandemic, Everything Feels Like the End of the World went through a very unusual rehearsal process. the actors, Julia Marie Black (Angie) and Jack Levenberg (Devon), met via zoom to work on the script for several weeks leading up to a weekend of in-person rehearsals in Freeport, NY during which they staged the full show.
The actors and production team then returned to zoom rehearsals for several weeks before the actors and out-of-town production team members made the commute to Main St. Studios in Fredonia, NY for tech week and performances.
Photos by Sullivan J. Harris
