Sweat of His Brow

A story of the Dust Bowl. Run time: 2hr 15 min.

Following a stubborn young farmer on his quest to prove his merit and right the wrongs of the past, Sweat of His Brow is a story of hope, resilience, family, and fighting for a home; of making sacrifices and learning what is truly important. And a tale of how to keep…on…going…until the rain finally falls.

Watch/Listen to excerpts from the show.

I can’t help but find myself feeling homesick for Oklahoma. The Oklahoma we used to know—when the wheat bent in the breeze, always dancing, always straining against the wind—sometimes bowed over and then springing up again. I reckon we’re all homesick for Oklahoma as it was. I reckon we’ve all got to lean into the wind.

(from Sweat of His Brow)

Water Between Us

(In Development)

Folk Music. The Titanic. Refugees.

An ambitious Irish immigrant on the Titanic forms a friendship with an Armenian girl as he teaches her English. When the secrets of her past are thrust into the light, she challenges his deeply-rooted animosity against the English and is forced to confront the chains binding her own heart.

“Even a bird with a broken wing can learn to fly.”

CITA selected Water Between Us for a cold reading at The Happening 2018. (Read more on Facebook).

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