What is the Hexalogy?

The Black Bag Hexalogy is a series of six standalone plays united by shared themes of surveillance, secrecy, and the unraveling of American power. While each volume can be experienced on its own, together they form a panoramic descent into the backrooms, bedrooms, and bugged boardrooms of 20th-century American history.

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Volumes I–IV (Sunny Afternoon, King Dick, ...meantime at HoJo’s and Black Bag Job) have been written and staged.

Volumes V & VI (The Ambassador, and Hotel Del Charro) are written and currently in development for future production.​

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The Ambassador

Election night, 1968. Hope floods the Ambassador Hotel. Cameras flash. Glasses clink. A nation leans forward.

In the service hallways and kitchen corridors, another operation is underway.

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Timing is everything.
So is silence.

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A volatile, precision-built drama about access, control, and the machinery that turns a moment into a killing.

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Hotel Del Charro

Labor Day weekend, 1954. A luxury La Jolla hideaway becomes the stage for backroom deals and front-page betrayals. Oil barons, FBI brass, and Hollywood legends mingle over cocktails and conspiracy.

Behind the smiles? Paranoia, power games, and the slow-boiling death of the American soul.