some scripts collective is the performance leg of the magazine with a focus on new plays, activist theatre, and accessible virtual performance.
Monologues by LGBTQIA+ Writers for LGBTQIA+ Actors: a virtual reading event (2025)
A relaunch of our 2023 anthology, available virtually on YouTube (below) and Instagram.
The Gaza Monologues (2023)
In contribution to ASHTAR Theatre’s Let’s Stand Together for People in Gaza: A Global Reading of The Gaza Monologues solidarity call, some scripts posted monologue readings on YouTube and social media.
Happy Pills: a radio play adaptation (2021)

directed & edited by Sayde Hampton
written & produced by Alyssa Cokinis
Featuring the voice talents of Taylor Elizabeth Claman (Fern), Ari Bautista (Kerouac), Napsugar Hegedus (Rose), Xavier Pace (Jon), Ashley Cokinis (Kisa), Keegan Gormally (Enforcer One), Alyssa Cokinis (Enforcer Two), Bridget Johnston (the President), and others
Welcome to your citizen training for the Integrated Borders Union, a new government set up after nuclear attacks on the United States! Happy Pills is an audio drama detailing how nuclear fallout rendered survivors like you emotionless. However, thanks to the mandatory Pill Program, your daily dose of emotions is also available. During your training, you will primarily hear a cautionary tale of Fern, of what happened to her in the wasteland and during her short tumultuous stay in the IBU. With this knowledge, we are confident you will make better decisions so that we may all feel together.
Presented online at Atlanta Fringe Audio and Oregon Fringe Festival.
Climate Change Theatre Action (2019)
Produced by Alyssa Cokinis and 张沁心 Ivy Zhang in Shanghai (November 2019) and Nanjing, China (December 2019).
Shanghai collaborators: Amaury Casery Madueño, Andrew Wells-Qu, Diko Kissimon, Georgie Hays, Howard Whiteson, Jintong Yu, Rebecca Baynes, and Sam Sanford
Nanjing collaborators: Amaury Casery Madueño, Anis Khan, Bill Aitchison, Ivy Zhang, Joseph Strickland, Matthew Bedell, Muhammad Ghazanfar Abdullah, Napsugar Hegedus, Patrick Phelps, Rain Barrios, Ryan Averill, and Violet Chai










