Kailey Morand’s CRASHING IN, is an all-female, fragmented, surrealist play that asks what happens when the past crashes into the present, and what we do when we feel we can’t escape the cards we were dealt. Workshop reading by Vertigo Productions at Northwestern University in February 2025!

“Hadley’s Home”, written and directed by Kailey Morand, is an exploration of the impact of a mental health event on a female family unit, following 9-year-old Emma as her sister Hadley returns home from the hospital. All thanks to Pritzker Pucker Studio Lab for the Promotion of Mental Health via the Cinematic Arts at Northwestern University.

Kailey Morand’s sisterhood, a new play inspired by Louisa May Alcott’s Little Women, is the story of four sisters across six years as they navigate the struggles of female adolescence. Workshop reading by Lovers & Madmen at Northwestern University in February 2023.

Two of Kailey’s poems, “unification captured”, and “Breaking Ground”, were recently published in Northwestern University’s Helicon Literary and Arts Magazine.

Kailey’s poems “Magnolia Creek” and “Sertraline” were recently published in the Mary Baldwin University literary magazine Outrageous Fortune.

Kailey’s poem “the night Tony left me” was recently published in UIC Literary Journal Graphê.