PLAYS BY KEVIN T. BALDWIN

It is two years since the tragic events of “Legend of the Rain Wolf”. Most of the original characters from “Mystery of the White Spider” have gathered together for a happier occasion: Mabel's wedding to the Prince of Snagovia! As her friends arrive, Mabel tells them that she suspects that things are not as they appear and she needs her friends help to investigate and solve the mystery of the “Ghost in the Camera”!

Evelyn Murtaugh has traveled to Morganton, North Carolina from Chicago, Illinois to see Mrs. Heidi Traub on a very important matter. Evelyn’s adoptive father passed away unexpectedly, and in his will left instructions that Evelyn was to receive a package. In the package, which Evelyn was told was twenty years old, there was a sealed envelope containing a cardboard puzzle piece. The game piece looked like half of a heart pendant. There was also a note inside, from Evelyn's biological father. In the note, he instructs "Evie" to seek out and return the missing piece of the heart.

“Ponytail” is about a man coming to understand his own mortality and the mortality of others. Seamus "Ponytail" O’Donovan was drummer for one of the hottest Irish rock bands ever to tour the globe. Now, married four times and living in America, Seamus has become an insurance investigator to make ends meet. Seamus’s brother is killed and his young niece comes to live with him. When tragedy strikes, Seamus has a terrible time adjusting.

Based on the former Filene's department store race for the cheapest bridal gowns, "Running of the Brides" concerns 10 women, all from varying walks of life, who have gathered to participate in the event. What do these particular women all talk about, while standing in line for many hours, anxiously awaiting for the race to begin?

A couple find themselves prisoners, trapped serving as butler and maid to a hedonistic wealthy couple who treat them with extreme manic and sadistic cruelty. What could they have done to earned such a fate?

A priest struggles with his own convictions, and mortality, after experiencing a multiple victim homicide event at an all boys’ Catholic High School graduation.

Who speaks for the dead? "Spineless" is a dark supernatural thriller exploring the possibility that spirits of those unjustly and brutally murdered have dreams and expectations, too.

"They Don’t Make ‘Em Like They Used To” is a play in two acts about the changing face of American culture in small manufacturing towns in the latter half of the 1980s.

It is September 11th, 2001. The day's newspaper reports about violent "hate crimes" as a “group of mad men are killing Muslims”. But there is only one killer, and his intended victims aren't just any Muslims.

Six middle-school age girls from varying backgrounds get themselves trapped together in a large underground outfall connected to an abandoned treatment plant for the local sewer system. They need to find their way out in two hours before the next water discharge floods the tunnel.

During the “me decade” a female auditor working for a very conservative firm poses nude for a men's magazine and her whole life gets turned upside down. "When the Bottom Fell Out" is a comedy written in two acts, featuring many wonderfully charming characters.

During a sexual encounter, Keith "misplaces" a musical watch his estranged wife had given him on their honeymoon trip to Disney World and it is at this most inopportune moment that she shows up to reconcile. Can Keith retrieve the watch in time to save his marriage?