Writer/Composer/Producer, WORLDS AWAY MUSICAL
Producer's Club Theatre II , New York City, 2004.
Director Jesse L. Kearney, Jr.
Music Director Brian A. Hobbs

Golden-child Monet self-destructs, recoiling from career and fiancé. But hers is no ordinary anti-corporate crisis. She meets a charming but amnesiac professor who’s unaware he’s from an other-dimensioned world. But then, she disappears from an Atlantic beach…

Writer, OLD WORDS, NEW WORDS, RED WORDS, BLUE WORDS...Snapshots of the year 2030.
2005 Midtown International Theatre Festival (New York City).

Law student Alice studies 21st century constitutional law in the year 2030 and rebels against US law and society.

“impresses with an intriguing, ambitious first scene” … “presents a plausible and witty scenario”–BACKSTAGE (Michael Lazan)

Writer, 1190underdog...AN HISTORICAL STORY.
About Genghis Khan - before he was called that, before he rode west towards Europe.
February 16-19, 2007, Strawberry One-Act Festival, New York City.

Semi-finalist Play; Winner, Best Costume Design; Winner, Best Set Design.

Writer, 1170Underdog...AN HISTORICAL STORY
About two close boyhood friends, one of whom eventually will be called Genghis Khan.

August 2007 in Manhattan Repertory Theatre’s Summerfest.

Winner, Summerfest’s Best Actor (to Jesse Kearney for playing the Talking Tree—the inner voice of Genghis Khan).

Composer (Music & Lyrics), Song, ALWAYS THERE IS MORE.

September 2007, Waltz-Astoria, NYC.
Astoria Performing Arts Center in association with the New York Musical Theatre Festival (NYMF).

Sung by Abby Baum; Brian J. Swasey, Artistic Director; Jeffrey Campos, Musical Director.

"Abby Baum offers a fine solo in 'Always There is More' from 55 Centuries, The Musical by Mary Goulet."
-- Cliff Kasden, The Queens Courier (10/11/2007)