Xavier George

Xavier George

Xavier George is the alter-ego of a buttoned-up professor of political science, known for their research on environmental justice and oil refineries. George writes plays and fiction about topics the professor is too scared to touch, like neurodiversity, gender, aging, and sex. Their work has been featured in Hear Me Out Monologues’ monthly online series, Some1Speaking, and in Season 3 of Dean Productions...
Xavier George is the alter-ego of a buttoned-up professor of political science, known for their research on environmental justice and oil refineries. George writes plays and fiction about topics the professor is too scared to touch, like neurodiversity, gender, aging, and sex. Their work has been featured in Hear Me Out Monologues’ monthly online series, Some1Speaking, and in Season 3 of Dean Productions Theatre Company’s “Premiere the Play” podcast. George, who lives and writes in Philadelphia, ultimately aspires to surpass the professor’s modest renown by writing something people have actually heard of.

Plays

  • Mommy-Person
    Anke wants to be a parent, but definitely not a mom. Mel wants to fall in love with a man and have babies. As they approach the end of their 30s without romantic success, Anke convinces Mel that they should parent together. When Mel finally does fall in love, they must decide what kind of family to have.
  • Grown People Call it That?
    Mahalia thought her relationship was going somewhere. Her new beau, Charlie, seemed like marriage material, and he inspired her curiosity in the bedroom, something her recently deceased husband never did. But when he describes a sex act using a term that she finds disrepectful, she throws him out. She has to overcome her hurt and update her lexicon to give him another chance.
  • Model Behavior
    AJ's neighbors have invited his big California crush to visit them in Louisiana. He's worried her presence will overwhelm him, and he doesn't want her to see him lose it, so he tries to persuade his neighbors to rescind the invitation.
  • How to Love, Dying -or- How to Die, Loving
    Alison needs Will to put his affairs in order, but she must first get him to accept that he is dying.
  • The Rut
    A husband's inner demon prevents him from enjoying sex with his wife.
  • Cherry Bombs
    A woman sets out to lose her virginity and finds men strangely unwilling to oblige. She doesn’t want to have to lie about her past, but she finds in the end that a little fib is worth it to have sex on her own terms.
  • Friendship Behaviors
    Kevin, an autistic teenager, coaches Anke, also autistic, on how to fit in with his younger sister's neurotypical clique, as a way of establishing his own friendship with someone whom he recognizes as being like him in his neurodivergence. But Kevin is stung when Anke's idea of how to be a friend is different than his, and his coaching prompts Anke to gossip about him to fit in with his sister's clique.
  • Making the Call
    A woman struggles to stay with a husband she loves—or to give herself permission to leave—when he won’t get the mental health care he needs.
  • What would you do if you knew?
    Seventeen-year old Toni is in danger. Her friend Emma could be her best ally in escaping her abusive mother, but Toni is ashamed of her circumstances and desperate to keep Emma from discovering the truth. As the girls’ growing closeness disrupts the status quo in both of their homes, Toni and Emma each must make difficult choices between her friend, her family, and her future.
  • Bogart
    A woman tries to disrupt the power dynamics in her relationship. Neither her partner nor her body cooperate. To claim the power she wants, she finds, she must create a persona that is uniquely her own.
  • Marigolds
    When he moved in next door to a little refinery, Dominic had no idea it would become a big refinery. He tells a video crew why he stayed and what it cost him.
  • Renuptial
    Sam suggests to wife Ruth that they build periodic renewals into their marriage contract. It would give Ruth an out, Sam reasons, from all the care-taking involved with Sam's Parkinson's. Sam would renew, though, and wants to know whether Ruth would, too.
  • The End of her Rope
    Genevieve wants to revive her sex life with her husband, Harvey. She's been sticking to her diet, but he's stuck to his online poker game. After trying new lingerie and a rope class, she finally gets his attention by bringing the sexy rope instructor home for a threesome. When he says he doesn't want anyone but her, she believes him--but when he still won't follow her to the bedroom, she...
    Genevieve wants to revive her sex life with her husband, Harvey. She's been sticking to her diet, but he's stuck to his online poker game. After trying new lingerie and a rope class, she finally gets his attention by bringing the sexy rope instructor home for a threesome. When he says he doesn't want anyone but her, she believes him--but when he still won't follow her to the bedroom, she finally gives up on both Harvey and the diet.