Compelling

“Conor McPherson’s play is haunting, inspired, and absolutely glorious.” -The New York Times

Man is Wolf: One man trying to maintain great restraint in terms of his sexual inclinations, and another man who has shown no restraint. The play explores different angles of sexual abuse and violence.

Just a podium and a chair. No set just a light.

These three original pieces were written, directed, and performed by recent graduates of the Art of Acting Studio Professional Conservatory. Developed in 2017 as a classroom project, each is an artistic and creative exploration of the life of a notable person throughout history.

A combat veteran evades his concerned girlfriend's questions about his tour in Afghanistan, and instead argues with his own PTSD.

A sexual trauma survivor shares her sojourn from suffering to sovereignty. Healing journey meets spiritual wisdom with the timely power of #MeToo and #TimesUp. Transformation and triumph told through song and story.

An Asian-American visual effects artist is working on a top secret, very racially problematic project: digitally altering a white movie star to look biracial. Her white reporter bestie threatens to expose it all — and destroy her friend in the process.

Through a series of interlinking vignettes, this collection explores the pressures, conflicts, and humility of millennial women. What is it like to be a part of the most hated (or misunderstood) generation?

Mary starts the show and Mildred takes over. This is a play about finding common ground, how frivolous waters run deep, family, and butter.

Original music helps writer/performer Monique DeBose explore race, family and identity through the lens of growing up mixed race.

A moving new play by Jacob Smith, "Met Again" takes a look at the entirety of a unique but familiar relationship, from beginning to end, and how those big and small moments, connections, talks, fights, celebrations and experiences all come to mean something more.

A once prominent composer now lives his days dwelling the caves of New York City subway stations with the only companions he has left...the rats. TRAILER: https://youtu.be/SdFoMunbqgI

"A Mile In My Shoes" is a poetic journey which introduces us to characters inspired by research and conversations with people many of us don't stop to talk to. Come take a walk with Kathryn down the streets most of society tries to avoid. 'Every shoe has a story."

How A Dead John Doe from Skid Row A Year Ago wrote a B'way Show.

A one-woman theatrical production, accentuated by live music and dance, written and performed by Tameka Bob. Set in New Orleans, Louisiana, a personal account of a turbulent love story told through the eyes of a young troubled, woman, while hearing the voice of Dr. Maya Angelou.