Jennifer produced the “5,000 Women” festival, showcasing women artists at The Center for the Arts at Wesleyan University in 2011 and 2012 and in Philadelphia in 2014. Her 20+ solo shows include Sorry, White Flight, and Ridiculous. She has toured extensively to colleges and theater festivals. Her play Dirty Joke, about women activists (directed by Vashti Dubois, founder of The Colored Girls Museum), was featured at the Philadelphia International Festival of the Arts, and at The Annenberg Center for the Arts. The Vicissitudes of Travel, which depicts a family traveling through brain surgery is performed in galleries, museums, theatres, Wesleyan University, at Jefferson Medical College and Tufts Medical School. Her solo musical Mannequin, about a defunct fur store in South Philly, explores whether we can truly be inclusive, despite the rise of intolerance and white nationalism.

“Getting Creative” is a transformative experience where the audience deepens their connection to creativity. The Carport, is a multi-charactered story of rebuilding after arson which celebrates resilience. With Raw Deal she takes on the personas of famous women, resurrects data from her college days as a Women’s Studies major, and has us playfully excorcise our own raw deals so we can end the patriarchy once and for all.