“Ghost Stories"
The Flying Dutchmen is a bar / restaurant in New York City that is sinking in an ocean of mismanagement, bureaucracy, and ill tempered employees. With a 3.8 rating on Yelp, the service workers must band together despite grudges, bullies, and perhaps saboteurs in order to keep their jobs, as well as their livelihoods.

DOMINANT ANIMALS
An exploration of the side effects of toxic masculinity ("machismo") on men of color and their families, "Dominant Animals" focuses on Felix Burgos, a Puerto Rican man living in Queens, who is currently in anger management in an attempt to rectify his wrongs and better the personal relationships in his life, especially between himself and his daughter, now a social worker, and his son, freshly out of prison. When he feels his world start to cave in, Felix grows more conflicted on how to escape, and forgive, his past mistakes and mindset, revealing the aftershock of growing up in a culture that often confuses the definition of what it means to be a "real man".

La ventana de los Chévere
La ventana de los Chévere, que lleva como subtítulo “Tragicomedia con música en Hell’s Kitchen, New York”, se desarrolla entre el verano de 2001 y el año 2008. Estas fechas resultan especialmente significativas —sobre todo 2001—, pues la familia Chévere, integrada por los padres (Maruchi y Felipe), la abuela (Marucha, madre de Maruchi) y el hijo (Felipitio o Phillips), habita un apartamento cuya ventana da directamente a las Torres Gemelas. Marucha, la abuela, es —según se nos dice— una mujer puertorriqueña de ideas conservadoras. Su hija, Maruchi, posee un carácter alegre y un sentido del humor vivaz;
trabaja como enfermera en un hospital. Su esposo, Felipe, es portero en un edificio de apartamentos de lujo, mientras que Felipito, el hijo, es un estudiante universitario neoyorquino que sueña con convertirse en rapero.

