Music For Theater
- Bent play by Martin Sherman, Directed by Jacob Christopher Green - Hubris Productions 2009
- Red Noses play by play by Peter Barnes, Directed by Patricia Savio - Hubris Productions 2009
- Suenos Bebes y Vampiros play by Teatro Vista Collaborative Ensemble, directed by Sandra Marquez – Teatro Vista 2004
- A Christmas Carol book by Charles Dickens, adapted by Tom Creamer, directed by Henry Godinez (1999, 2000, 2001), and Kate Buckley (2002) – Goodman Theater 1999–2002
- The Winter's Tale play by William Shakespeare, Directed by Henry Godinez – Missouri Repertory Theater 2002
- Icarus play by Edwin Sanchez, Directed by Eddie Torres – Teatro Vista 2002
- Future City Homosexual Tells All Play by John Kamys, Directed by Tab Baker – The Theater Building Chicago 1999
- Wrong For Each Other play by Norm Foster, Directed by Gary Griffin – Victory Gardens Theater 1999
- Straight As A Line play by Luis Alfaro, Directed by Henry Godinez – Goodman Theater 1998
- The Boiler Room by Reuben Gonzalez, Directed by Eddie Torred – Steppenwolf Theater/Teatro Vista
- El Paso Blue play by Octavio Solis, Directed by Henry Godinez – Next Theater/Teatro Vista
- Romeo and Juliet Play by William Shakespeare, Directed by Henry Godinez – Colorado Shakespeare Festival 1997
- Santos and Santos Play by Octavio Solis, Directed by Henry Godinez – Teatro Vista 1996
- Cloud Tectonics Play by Jose Rivera, Directed by Henry Godinez – Goodman Theater 1995
- Ambrosio play by Romulus Linney, Directed by Eddie Torres – Teatro Vista 1994
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