If I Cleaned Everything
The play opens on a sparsely decorated living room in Dan’s inherited McMansion. Dressed in a black suit and sparring with some unknown demons, Dan attempts to record a new song he’s been working on to no avail. To release some of the pressure of his constant musical mistakes, he launches into a howling, bleating, bleeding rock song. As he attempts to unburden himself through song, Nancy enters the scene and re-enters Dan’s life, totally unsurprised to find him having a fit, a common occurrence during their time as a couple. From then on, the night is full of familiar moments for the two: laughter, harmonic musical convergence, and many, many liquor-fueled acrid arguments.
Jean Gordon (she/her) is a co-founder and resident actor of MindMeld Productions, a recent graduate of The Actors Studio Drama School MFA program and an enthusiastic theatremaker. When she is not telling stories on a stage, Jean can be found crafting a delicious meal for friends and family in the kitchen! Favorite recent credits include The Last Piece (Classic Stage Company), If I Cleaned Everything (Gene Frankel), Dead Air (Connelly Theatre), #HellIsOtherPeople (Hudson Guild), and The Drowning Girls (ASDS Repertory Theatre).
Thomas James Boudreau (he/him) is a playwright, actor, and proud member of the Dramatists Guild whose plays include If I Cleaned Everything (Actors Studio Drama School Rep; William Inge New Play Lab 2026), No Jacket (The Coachella Review), and It’s Just a Pop Song (Daisy Theatricals; Peace, Love, and Power Festival). He is a founding member and resident playwright of MindMeld Productions.
Raised in Harrisburg, PA, Alicia Lion Januzzi’s (she/her) love for theater began while watching her mother direct local productions from the pit orchestra where Alicia played trumpet. She is a recent MFA graduate from the Actors Studio Drama School. Recent acting credits include The Drowning Girls (ASDS Rep), Dead Air (Connelly Theater), and Intermission Play (The Players Theatre, SPF Winner). She also recently directed Jonah by Rachel Bonds, Days of Rage by Steven Levenson, and Blacksheep by Julia Rae Maldonado. She is excited to be back at Denver Fringe after directing Hi My Name Is… (2022) and They Break up at the End (2023) by Katy White. As a founding member of MindMeld Productions, Alicia co-produced their inaugural event, READING RAGER, where she directed five short new works by emerging NYC playwrights.
The People’s Building Black Box
9995 E. Colfax Ave, Aurora, CO 80010
Entrance: The main entrance is on the north side of the building at E. Colfax and Florence St in Aurora
Parking: Parking lot behind the building on the north side; street parking
Accessibility: ADA accessible; elevator to lower level
Admission: You must show your ticket confirmation or purchase a ticket at the venue; all seating is general admission, audiences will wait in a queue before entry to the show