A futuristic retelling of Frankenstein, on the 210th anniversary of its creation, in which Victoria Franken creates Franny, an A.I. companion meant to lead humans to the betterment of mankind. With special appearances by Mary Shelley and Lord Byron. From the award winning team of 'Siren Call'.

“Give a girl the right shoes, and she can conquer the world”- Marilyn Monroe. From showgirl stilettos to mule-packing boots, Kathy sets out to conquer life...but her shoes have other ideas.

Stealing 6 cars is funny, if you don't get caught. Because some mistakes are too beautiful to not make more than once...

After drama school has left him feeling empty, Dylan, a 20-year-old theatre nut, performs a VERY SERIOUS solo adaptation of an American classic play. As the show comes apart at the seams, Dylan begins to wonder if some ideas (and a few dreams) are BETTER ON PAPER...

Seven-year-old Jeremy is an expert in danger, cataloging his worries from spotted bananas to sudden breezes. But when his parka catches a gale, he’s launched into a whirlwind odyssey far from home. Join Jeremy as he outruns his list and discovers that the unknown is where the fun begins!

sister wivez is a bizarre farce highlighting the events leading up to the anniversary dinner of five sister wives and their shared husband in real(-ish) time. This 50-minute nightmare play explores the modern village, a woman's purpose, and whether or not God is actually chill with lesbians.

In this dark comedy set in a secluded Swiss cabin, Augustine gathers her closest people for what seems like a normal visit, until she drops a bombshell that sends everything spiraling into chaos.

A powerful love story inside—and beyond—a psychiatric unit. When Greg, a man with schizophrenia, meets fellow patient Valeria, they form a profound connection. As they leave the hospital behind and their bond deepens, will love hold together a fractured mind or become the very thing that breaks it?

Desperate to feel awake in her life, a young woman becomes fixated on a classmate who seems to exist in a world just beyond her reach. Her observations of him become an archive. Fantasy becomes compulsion. A darkly comic, unsettling show about obsession and the stories we tell ourselves to survive.

Ex-con turned dance facilitator Linda DuVaney traded in a life of violence for dance. Come by and learn how you, too, can dance your pain away!

A hopeful love story set in the 1970s: after a racial slur is burned into her lawn targeting her teenage daughter, a Japanese American mother confronts memories of Japanese incarceration and finds strength in love and community. A portion of ticket sales supports orgs fighting for immigrant justice.

Born the gay son of a baseball umpire, comedian Ben Fisher examines sports, fathers and sons, grief, and the rules we inherit about becoming men in his new hour of standup comedy. For anyone who’s ever felt a little out of position. LGBTQ+ *work-in-progress

A "confessional cabaret" about one woman's journey from self-deprecation to self-love. Featuring songs from beloved Broadway musicals from the middle of the twentieth century until today, this Dysmorphic Diva will dazzle and disarm you with singing and stories from her life.

Racing to decode a cryptic, possibly apocalyptic prophecy, four oddball strangers are thrust into a time-hopping mission to save humanity. This collectively written story will tickle your funny bone and scratch at your intellect.

Cell follows Sadie and Charlie, who are forced to relive their 17-year relationship through the item they never realized was keeping a living, breathing record of their life together - their cell phone text chat. Sadie and Charlie find themselves in this liminal space, with no way out but through.