REGULAR, NO SUGAR is a Capra-esque comedy about a family-owned coffee shop in a rapidly gentrifying neighborhood in the Bronx—to sell or not to sell a beloved diner where no one has to ask how you take your coffee, because they know.

Richard Hoehler (Writer) Hoehler’s original theatre work (New Jersey/New York, Working Class, Human Resources, I of the Storm) have run Off Broadway, regionally, and abroad, and he is the winner of the OOBR for Best Solo Performance. E was performed at Cornelia Street Café, The Brooklyn Commons, Hudson View Gardens, and DVAA. As a singer/songwriter, he has performed at HB Studio, The Fortune Society Castle Gardens, Delaware Valley Arts Alliance, Pangea, and the Drama Book Shop. Off Broadway credits: But for the Grace (HB Playwrights), Rehearsing the Vonnsee Conference (Gerald R. Lynch), I of the Storm (Gym at Judson), HAIR (Connelly Theatre), Inadmissible (Canal Park Playhouse), The Rubber Room (Artistic New Directions), and Cries for Peace (Neighborhood Playhouse). TV credits: Black Box, Third Watch, Law and Order (various), NYPD Blue. For thirty years, Hoehler created theatre with at-risk teenagers, inmates, and the formerly incarcerated. Hoehler’s book, Acting Out: How a Prison Theatre Workshop Broke Free, was published by Applause Books in January of 2025, and in 2024 Richard received the Justice through the Arts Award from the New York State Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers. Hoehler is an acting instructor at HB Studio and Stella Adler Studio, and an adjunct professor of Theatre at John Jay and City College of New York.

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