Megan McClellan, as Bella, is gorgeous. Brian Sostek as every one of the other characters is awesomely good.

— The Scotsman

Trick Boxing is a uniquely lovely blending of genres and dramatic tones that make a wonderful, touching, spine-tinglingly captivating piece of storytelling, which doesn't merely warm the cockles of your heart, it flambés them.

— The Scotsman

The best show I have seen, “Trick Boxing,” a screwball play about crime and boxing that features rapid-fire dialogue and bursts of whimsy

— New York Times

comedy, lots of characters produced out of just a change in voice and, er, lots of ballroom dancing, all rather beautifully executed

— London Times

Sostek does the talking, cramming in plot and characters in quick-fire succession, transforming his physique as fast as his speech patterns. McClellan's Bella is his sparring partner, equipped with gloves, dimples and fancy footwork

— London Observer

another miniature masterpiece of quicksilver timing, witty repartee, sassy dancing and physical comedy…

— Minneapolis Star Tribune

Trick Boxing

Dancing Danny is caught between a rock and a hard place. Indebted to a street tough, who saved his life, Danny reluctantly becomes a boxer to pay him back.

Pieces of Eight

The unlikely story of a dancing-pirate-queen screenplay brought to life by the reluctant writer and the studio bosses' can-do secretary.

Sossy Collaborations

We've worked with various companies as writers, directors, choreographers and performers.  Herein lies a sample of what we've done.

Sossy Short Works

Some of the short pieces we've created on ourselves and on other companies, performers and classes.

another miniature masterpiece of quicksilver timing, witty repartee, sassy dancing and physical comedy…

— Minneapolis Star Tribune

Sostek does the talking, cramming in plot and characters in quick-fire succession, transforming his physique as fast as his speech patterns. McClellan's Bella is his sparring partner, equipped with gloves, dimples and fancy footwork

— London Observer

Trick Boxing is a uniquely lovely blending of genres and dramatic tones that make a wonderful, touching, spine-tinglingly captivating piece of storytelling, which doesn't merely warm the cockles of your heart, it flambés them.

— The Scotsman

comedy, lots of characters produced out of just a change in voice and, er, lots of ballroom dancing, all rather beautifully executed

— London Times

The best show I have seen, “Trick Boxing,” a screwball play about crime and boxing that features rapid-fire dialogue and bursts of whimsy

— New York Times

Megan McClellan, as Bella, is gorgeous. Brian Sostek as every one of the other characters is awesomely good.

— The Scotsman