• My love for women - certain female characters in theatre and literature (Holly Golightly, Kathy in Company, The Baker's Wife, Cathy in The Last Five Years, Nessarose in Wicked, Emma in Jekyll & Hyde), female icons (Audrey Hepburn, Barbra Streisand, Judy Garland), female songs (Maybe This Time, There are Worse Things I Could Do, You Don't Know This Man, Be on Your Own, Say Goodbye, Days of Plenty, Losing My Mind, My Man, But Not For Me, It Never Was You).
• Why I am the way I am (homosexuality, relgion, God, acceptance, hate speech, marriage, adoption, etc.)
• Social Issues that get me (domestic violence, censorship, the death penalty)
• My own musical using songs from other musicals

- Maybe This Time - Be On Your Own - There are Worse Things I Could Do - Losing My Mind - My Man - Everybody Says Don't - Lament (Into the Woods) - No One is Alone - Move On - Home (The Wiz) - Will You? (Grey Gardens) - There's a Fine, Fine Line

• Stories from Literature

- The Once and Future King, Alice in Wonderland, Breakfast at Tiffany's, Daisy Fay and the Miracle Man, The Perks of Being a Wallflower, How to be Lovely, Truman Capote's Short Stories.

• An original piece about grief. Different vignettes. (I have already written one about a woman who carries her husband around in an urn because she isn't ready to say goodbye, and a man who helps her, I am working on another about two men who are afraid to leave their room...but there is a twist to that one).