Play/Fight
Written by:
Eva Sheehy-Moss
Directed by:
Bobbin Ramsey
[Show #1] October 26th, 6:00pm
The Producers’ Club
358 W 44th St, 10036
Set over twenty-five relentless days at the Edinburgh Fringe, Play/Fight is a sharp, fast-paced comedy that follows four actors performing the same show every night as their offstage lives slowly eclipse it. Beneath the farce sits an examination of gender, ambition, and what artists endure in order to succeed. An ensemble comedy thar follows the antics of Lead, Diva, Fool, Baby, and... Gwen.
CAST
Eva Sheehy-Moss.............BABYAlet Taylor.........................LEAD
Patrick Harvey...................FOOL
Ronan Schwarz..................DIVA
Ava Cronin.........................GWEN
Meet The Team
Eva Sheehy-Moss
Playwright
Eva Sheehy-Moss is a Brooklyn born playwright, actor, director, and clown. She is especially passionate about new work that bridges the human and absurd, exploring what exactly is so funny about all of this. She received her BFA in Acting, Playwriting, and Directing from Boston University and has studied at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts (RADA) and LaGuardia School for Performing Arts. Eva’s Birds of Prey received the KCACTF National Undergraduate Playwriting Award, and she performed at the Ojai Playwrights Conference 2026. Her work on CADEL: Lungs on Legs, at Underbelly Boulevard Soho (London debut) and the 2025 Edinburgh Fringe, earned an OffWestEnd Nomination, Best Show of the Fringe, and was an Edinburgh Fringe Award Winner 2025 and 2026.
evasheehymoss.com
Bobbin Ramsey
Director
I have spent the last decade building a career surrounding devised work and new plays, as well as urgent productions of classics. Recent work includes Henry IV, Part I (NYU Graduate Acting), SHREW an original adaptation of Shakespeare’s The Taming of the Shrew (Union Arts Center), Enron by Lucy Prebble (Atlantic Acting School) Doug Robinson’s Cactus Queen, Suzan-Lori Park's Fucking A, and Macbeth (Yale School of Drama). Other work includes the world premiere of Susan Soon-He Stanton’s The Things are Against Us, Clare Barron’s Dance Nation; Alice Birch’s Revolt. She Said. Revolt Again. (Washington Ensemble Theater); an devised piece based on real interviews called The Betrayal Project, Enda Walsh's Arlington, and Abigail Onwunali & Nomé SiDone's UDO (Yale Cabaret), Brendan Pelsue’s Wellesley Girl, BrechtFest, an original mash-up of Brecht plays served over a 3-course brunch (The Horse in Motion); and a site-specific Waiting for Godot performed on a Seattle pier (Arts on the Waterfront). I have directed readings and workshops with Clubbed Thumb, New York Theater Workshop, Ensemble Studio Theater, Oregon Shakespeare Festival, Cleveland Play House, Union Arts Center, the Lark, and ACT, among others.
I am currently on faculty with the Playwriting department at the David Geffen School of Drama at Yale. Additional academic work includes teaching and directing at the Atlantic Acting School, Yale College, Cornish College of the Arts, and the University of Washington. I was the Associate Artistic Director with the Washington Ensemble Theatre and a founding Artistic Director of a site-specific and experimental theatre company, The Horse in Motion. I am an alumna of the Oregon Shakespeare Festival FAIR Fellowship, the Shakespeare & Company Women of Will Fellowship, and the SDCF Observership Program, a winner of a Seattle Times Footlight Award, and the recipient of the Donal Harrington Memorial Award in Directing. I am a member of the Lucille Lortel Alcove Circle. MFA: David Geffen School of Drama at Yale. SDC Associate Member.
www.bobbin-ramsey.com
Eva Sheehy-Moss
Playwright
Eva Sheehy-Moss is a Brooklyn born playwright, actor, director, and clown. She is especially passionate about new work that bridges the human and absurd, exploring what exactly is so funny about all of this. She received her BFA in Acting, Playwriting, and Directing from Boston University and has studied at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts (RADA) and LaGuardia School for Performing Arts. Eva’s Birds of Prey received the KCACTF National Undergraduate Playwriting Award, and she performed at the Ojai Playwrights Conference 2026. Her work on CADEL: Lungs on Legs, at Underbelly Boulevard Soho (London debut) and the 2025 Edinburgh Fringe, earned an OffWestEnd Nomination, Best Show of the Fringe, and was an Edinburgh Fringe Award Winner 2025 and 2026.
evasheehymoss.com
Bobbin Ramsey
Director
I have spent the last decade building a career surrounding devised work and new plays, as well as urgent productions of classics. Recent work includes Henry IV, Part I (NYU Graduate Acting), SHREW an original adaptation of Shakespeare’s The Taming of the Shrew (Union Arts Center), Enron by Lucy Prebble (Atlantic Acting School) Doug Robinson’s Cactus Queen, Suzan-Lori Park's Fucking A, and Macbeth (Yale School of Drama). Other work includes the world premiere of Susan Soon-He Stanton’s The Things are Against Us, Clare Barron’s Dance Nation; Alice Birch’s Revolt. She Said. Revolt Again. (Washington Ensemble Theater); an devised piece based on real interviews called The Betrayal Project, Enda Walsh's Arlington, and Abigail Onwunali & Nomé SiDone's UDO (Yale Cabaret), Brendan Pelsue’s Wellesley Girl, BrechtFest, an original mash-up of Brecht plays served over a 3-course brunch (The Horse in Motion); and a site-specific Waiting for Godot performed on a Seattle pier (Arts on the Waterfront). I have directed readings and workshops with Clubbed Thumb, New York Theater Workshop, Ensemble Studio Theater, Oregon Shakespeare Festival, Cleveland Play House, Union Arts Center, the Lark, and ACT, among others.
I am currently on faculty with the Playwriting department at the David Geffen School of Drama at Yale. Additional academic work includes teaching and directing at the Atlantic Acting School, Yale College, Cornish College of the Arts, and the University of Washington. I was the Associate Artistic Director with the Washington Ensemble Theatre and a founding Artistic Director of a site-specific and experimental theatre company, The Horse in Motion. I am an alumna of the Oregon Shakespeare Festival FAIR Fellowship, the Shakespeare & Company Women of Will Fellowship, and the SDCF Observership Program, a winner of a Seattle Times Footlight Award, and the recipient of the Donal Harrington Memorial Award in Directing. I am a member of the Lucille Lortel Alcove Circle. MFA: David Geffen School of Drama at Yale. SDC Associate Member.
www.bobbin-ramsey.com
Director
I have spent the last decade building a career surrounding devised work and new plays, as well as urgent productions of classics. Recent work includes Henry IV, Part I (NYU Graduate Acting), SHREW an original adaptation of Shakespeare’s The Taming of the Shrew (Union Arts Center), Enron by Lucy Prebble (Atlantic Acting School) Doug Robinson’s Cactus Queen, Suzan-Lori Park's Fucking A, and Macbeth (Yale School of Drama). Other work includes the world premiere of Susan Soon-He Stanton’s The Things are Against Us, Clare Barron’s Dance Nation; Alice Birch’s Revolt. She Said. Revolt Again. (Washington Ensemble Theater); an devised piece based on real interviews called The Betrayal Project, Enda Walsh's Arlington, and Abigail Onwunali & Nomé SiDone's UDO (Yale Cabaret), Brendan Pelsue’s Wellesley Girl, BrechtFest, an original mash-up of Brecht plays served over a 3-course brunch (The Horse in Motion); and a site-specific Waiting for Godot performed on a Seattle pier (Arts on the Waterfront). I have directed readings and workshops with Clubbed Thumb, New York Theater Workshop, Ensemble Studio Theater, Oregon Shakespeare Festival, Cleveland Play House, Union Arts Center, the Lark, and ACT, among others.
I am currently on faculty with the Playwriting department at the David Geffen School of Drama at Yale. Additional academic work includes teaching and directing at the Atlantic Acting School, Yale College, Cornish College of the Arts, and the University of Washington. I was the Associate Artistic Director with the Washington Ensemble Theatre and a founding Artistic Director of a site-specific and experimental theatre company, The Horse in Motion. I am an alumna of the Oregon Shakespeare Festival FAIR Fellowship, the Shakespeare & Company Women of Will Fellowship, and the SDCF Observership Program, a winner of a Seattle Times Footlight Award, and the recipient of the Donal Harrington Memorial Award in Directing. I am a member of the Lucille Lortel Alcove Circle. MFA: David Geffen School of Drama at Yale. SDC Associate Member.
www.bobbin-ramsey.com