Plays on Tap
Hosted at Jules Maes Saloon in Georgetown
First Wednesdays at 7:30pm - Ages 21+
Free and reduced access supported by 4 Culture
Copious Love is thrilled to continue our Plays On Tap series with four exciting pieces from Pacific NW-based writers.
This season is titled "Leap of Faith," as we trace a common theme of characters making bold, life-changing choices in search of a deeper connection. With our staged readings, we invite you to be an integral part of the play-making process.
We've got a great lineup for you that includes camp counselors, fighting neighbors, literal fallen angels, and messy family dynamics. Come share a drink and play with us at Jules Maes!
2026 Season
10.07.26 Rest Hour by Kyla Dowling
11.04.26 Foreclosure by Vincent Delaney
12.02.26 The Last Rites of Uncle Manny by Coco Justino
03.03.27 Your Servant, Mephistopheles by Else Buckley and Vale McComb
Foreclosure
November 4, 2026
Written by Vincent Delaney
Directed by Scott Zeinreich
Dramaturgy by Marcus Gorman
Featuring:
Viviana Garza as Paige
Jonelle Jordan as Tory
Christopher Clark as Rob
Nikki Visel as Vega
Jorge Chacon as Garrett
Garrett and Tory live in a nice house in southern California, just beyond the desert. Their former neighbors Rob and Paige come back with their newborn son months after losing their home – were they able to work something out with the bank, or are they boldly squatting? Foreclosure is a dark comedy that asks what it means to own, and what responsibility we have to our neighbors in need.
Vincent Delaney - Playwright
Vince’s plays have been produced, commissioned and developed at the Guthrie, Humana Festival, Florida Studio Theatre, LAByrinth, New Harmony Project, Alabama Shakespeare Festival, the Children’s Theatre Company, the Magic, Woolly Mammoth, Seattle Public, InterAct, Seattle Children’s Theatre, ACT Theatre, Bloomington Playwrights Project, Pittsburgh Public, PlayLabs and Seattle Rep, among many others.
THE MALLARD was developed at Orlando Shakes, Palm Beach Dramaworks, B Street Theatre, Capital Rep and Premiere Stages, where it premiered last year. Next production: Penobscot Theatre, Bangor, Maine.
Awards include McKnight and Bush Fellowships, Core Membership at the Playwrights Center, the Heideman from Actors Theatre of Louisville, and a Jerome Commission.
Scott Zeinreich - Director
Scott Zenreich is a writer, actor, and director living in Seattle. His work includes plays with Actors Theatre of Louisville, Amphibian Stage, Undermain Theatre, the AT&T Performing Arts Center, WaterTower Theatre, Casa Manana, and Dallas Children's Theater. Scott wrote book and lyrics for the new musical Chicken Tinders, which had its world premiere in the spring with Copious Love Productions and Gaisma Theatre Group. He earned a BFA in musical theatre from Emerson College and works on staff at Seattle Rep.
Marcus Gorman - Dramaturg
Marcus Gorman is a Seattle-based playwright, screenwriter, and filmmaker. His original works include Gold, GUNKED!, Deers, Natural, Peggy: The Plumber Who Saved the Galaxy, How to Leave, and Space Race 5000. He’s worked on devised plays with interarts gang The Libertinis (Gone Wild!, Atomic Falls USA, The Fantastic Misadventures of Twisty Shakes) and physical theatre troupe DangerSwitch! (Mad Scientist Cabaret, Big Bad). His one-acts have been produced in Seattle, New York City, Los Angeles, Ashland, and Pittsburgh. He currently programs for the Seattle International Film Festival and the Tacoma Film Festival and is a member of the Dramatists Guild of America. www.marcusgorman.com
Up next: Catholic School Girls Go to Hell, Psychowheelers, Our Last Season (or The Baseball Play)
Viviana Garza (she/they/ella/elle) - Paige
Viviana Garza (she/they/ella/elle) is a multi-hyphenate queer brown performing and theatre artist and advocate for racial and social equity. They seek to tell stories from the queer and BIPOC communities and are thrilled to be part of another Copious Love project. Art is personal, and the personal is political. Chinga la migra, free Palestine, free Sudan, free Congo, fight fascism.
Jonelle Jordan - Tory
Jonelle Jordan is happy to join Copious Love for this wonderful series. A selection of other local productions includes: Mrs. Loman is Leaving, Bethany (ACT Theatre); Last Drive to Dodge, The Importance of Being Earnest (Taproot Theatre); The Lower Depths (Intiman Theatre/Seagull Project); Sense and Sensibility, Baskerville: A Sherlock Holmes Mystery (Village Theatre); Macbeth, Much Ado About Nothing, As You Like It, The Government Inspector (Seattle Shakespeare Company); The Revolutionists (ArtsWest). Her favorite role, however, is “Mom” to her two beautiful boys! Stay in touch on Instagram @nelleb.
Christopher Clark - Rob
Christopher Clark is glad to be back with Copious Love! A local Seattle actor, Christopher's recent regional credits include We Ain't Ever Gonna Break Up: the Hymon and Parfunkle Musical with Village Theatre; The Importance of Being Earnest with Taproot Theatre; and, with Mary Guthrie, direction of Murder on the NIle at Valley Center Stage. Recent feature film, Ingress, shot locally on Bainbridge Island, is now available on streaming.
Nikki Visel - Vera
Nikki is glad to make her debut with Copious Love Productions in Vincent Delaney’s beautifully drawn play. Favorite roles include Laurie (Pipeline) with Seattle Public Theatre; Lisa (The God Game), Mrs. Chevely (An Ideal Husband), and Athena (The Odyssey), withTaproot Theatre; Bev/Kathy (Clybourne Park) with Harlequin Productions; and Dionyza (Pericles) with Seattle Shakespeare/Wooden O. Her original work has been seen at On the Boards. You can hear her in the supernatural romantasy podcast Moonlight and Love Songs and see her next in Seattle Public Theatre’s Illuminating the Dark this December.
Jorge Chacon - Garrett
Jorge is thrilled to join, Copious Love Productions, in this brilliant new play and honored to work alongside a group of amazing, talented artists. This year he’s been making his way back on stage, with Ese Teatro and Latitude Theatre in their production of Complemento, and recently in Sound Theatre’s production, References to Salvador Dalí Make Me Hot. Entering the spring of ’27 he’ll be joining Union Arts Center’s production of Much Ado About Nothing. He is absolutely grateful for Seattle’s theatre community, and passionately looking forward to future collaborations with the vibrant artists he’s been meeting along the way.
The Last Rites of Uncle Manny
Written by Coco Justino
December 2, 2026
Your Servant, Mephistopheles
Written by Else Buckley and Vale McComb
March 3, 2027
Rest Hour
October 7, 2026
Written by Kyla Dowling
Directed by Adair Rice
Dramaturgy by Sally Ollove
Featuring:
Madison McVeigh as Paz
Sirius Linton as Cola
Isabel Castillo as Bunny
Chloe Michele as Ziggy
At the West Canyon Christian Summer Camp For Girls, four counselors meet on their break on the last day of camp. "Rest Hour" is a smart, vulnerable comedy about the fear of what’s next, belief and disbelief, and what to do with this vape they just found.
Kyla Dowling (she/her) - Playwright
Kyla Dowling is a playwright, actor, and former camp counsellor based in what is colonially known as Vancouver, BC. Three of her short plays have been produced as part of festivals and showcases—Admissions (HACH Productions, 2026); Pregamers (Theatre Burlington’s PlayTime Festival, 2025); and the 10-minute version of Rest Hour (OR Festival, 2024). Recently, as part of Glitch Theatre’s Arc One program, she wrote and performed a solo piece called Blossies. Outside of theatre, you can find her at concerts, in the ocean, or battling the Saturday crossword.
Adair Rice (she/they) - Director
Adair Rice’s recent work includes cowriting and directing Bread and Butter for Latitude Theatre’s summer gala, acting as Dramaturg and Production Manager for Chicken Tinders, being a contributor to Copious Love’s Cornucopious and directing the West Coast premiere of Eric Kimmel’s Hershel and the Hanukkah Goblins at Taproot Theatre Company. Adair is a writer, performer, producer and director based in the Pacific Northwest and is on staff at Seattle Rep.
Sally Ollove (she/her) - Dramaturg
Sally Ollove is a freelance director and dramaturg who splits her time between Philadelphia and Seattle. She is the Associate Artistic Director and Resident Dramaturg of Philadelphia’s Bearded Ladies Cabaret for whom she has directed the Layaway, FEAST and Bitter Homes and Gardens and co-conceived the Pew funded projects Shavings, The Poison Cookie Jar, and Do You Want a Cookie? Formerly the Literary Manager at Arden Theatre Company, Resident Dramaturg of Azuka Theatre, and the Programming Director of The Jewelbox Theater at the Rendezvous in Seattle. Other credits include serving as a Story Editor for This Job Is History (Wondery), director and Story Editor of audio drama Metropolis, and dramaturgy credits with Pig Iron Theatre, TheatreExile, Philadelphia Theatre Company, and The Foundry (Philadelphia), ACT (Seattle), One Coast Collaboration, and Book-It Theater among others. Most recently her work was seen at On The Boards in Rose: You Are Who You Eat by Rose Jarboe.
Madison McVeigh (she/her) - Paz
Madison McVeigh (she/her) is a theatre professional originally from the D.C. area. She received her B.F.A. in acting from George Mason University and studied theatre at the University of Westminster. Recent credits include Mississippi Summer (Seattle Jewish Theater Company), Good Morning, Bill! (BAT), and Tony Abreau's Pet Demon. Thank you to friends, family, and especially Mufasa. @madimcveigh
Sirius Linton (he/she) - Cola
Sirius (he/she) is a local Seattle Actor, Playwright, and Director, and is super excited to make her Copious Love Debut! You may have seen him recently in the Oops All Frogs Gala: The (Frog) Prince of Cats! And in Ballinger Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night as Antonio. Sirius’ mission is to one day open affordable housing for artists, believing that it is our duty as artists to help each other out and be stewards to our community whenever we can be.
Chloe Michele (she/her) - Ziggy
Chloe Michele is thrilled to participate in Copious Love’s Plays on Tap! Previous credits include 46 Plays for America's First Ladies (Artemis Theatre Project) and Lewis and Tolkien (Taproot Theatre). In her free time, she loves to figure skate and travel.
Isabel Castillo (she/her) - Bunny
Isabel is thrilled to be taking part in her first reading at Copious Love! She is a graduate of Azusa Pacific University with a BA in Theatre Arts (concentration in design and production). By day she works in Marketing at Seattle Rep, and by night she dozes on the couch to the comforting sounds of Carrie Bradshaw being psychologically tormented by Big. She also supplied the vape for this show.