Dramedy

Two racially-similar strangers explore their differences, sparking a deeper conversation about what it means to serve an underserved and frequently neglected community in this world premiere one-act written and directed by Carol M. Becker; starring Veronica Thompson and William Warren.

4 scenes during the months/weeks/days/hours before the Earth is swallowed by a black hole.

Julia and her husband Brian have taken in her older brother Sam, but when a year of getting back on his feet turns into three, they have to find a way to help him move on.

Encore winner! Torn by lust, greed and pride, a family of Drag Queens living in New York, must learn to overcome their inner demons and reunite to save the bar they work at, however one queen may be ready to walk away from it all once given their own opportunity of a lifetime

This Pulitzer Prize finalist play is an existential comedy...or maybe it’s not...about the beautiful mysteries of the human experience and what may happen when one holds on to them, never being able to make total sense of them, buries them — and then suddenly needs to talk about it all.

A late night talk show interview with Charles Manson that explores his loveless childhood with his mother and how that shaped Charles' manipulation of the parentless Susan Atkins to murder. In the absence of love, darkness is born. Does our childhood dictate our future, or are we truly free?

Described as a “beautiful piece of solo artistry,” Too Big for Her Britches, is a one-woman musical dramedy with 7 live, original songs and 25 characters. It's a “must-see rollercoaster of emotions." A battle between her Inner Shame and Inner Warrioress to break generational trauma and love.

Gabriel Robinson is finally ready move past the trauma of his life and drive to pursue his dreams in L.A. However his father, Thomas has crash his road trip. Guided by the omnipresent Miss Thang they both go on a journey that will change them both forever.

From David Mamet, one of the defining playwrights of American Theatre, comes five rarely seen one-acts plays. Each piece explores the difficult nature of human communication. Words, silences, gestures, memories, what do they all mean? When one person tells a story, can anyone truly understand?