“The Complete (and Abridged) Works of August Wilson” is a fast-paced, irreverent theatrical romp where two mismatched theater workers attempt to free a ghost trapped in their building—by performing the entire August Wilson cycle.

The room next door at the Lorraine Motel. The night before Martin Luther King Jr.’s assassination. Four agents listen—and choose not to act. No one leaves the room.

An examination of racism, sexism, and classism in vertical microdramas. When the sensibilities of a Chinese production crew clash with their American actors, a dayplayer's innocent conversation about acting with the male lead threatens to derail the entire production.

THE LINCOLN DEBATE offers a funny, touching, and honest look at Abraham Lincoln’s relationship with Joshua Speed, his bedmate for four years—inviting audiences to explore the facts and draw their own conclusions. *Content Warning: contains brief nudity*

Reed made something explode. "Kaboom!" is a hilarious and deeply personal solo show that traces Reed Rosenberg’s journey from a near-death experience to the front lines of substitute teaching. It’s a story about fire, failure, and the students who helped him forgive himself.

An interactive comedy show starring Aidan Flynn who deserves to be famous, but isn't. Aidan Flynn will prove to you, Aidan Flynn is incredibly talented, and ascend into stardom.

Claudia Lonow: Greenwich Village street urchin, turned child "star", turned alcoholic cokehead slut, turned waitress, turned multiple-TV-show creator, has tried everything to get over herself. There's only one option left: killing her parents.

A solo piece built from real interviews with a woman living with chronic illness and a terminal diagnosis. A man trying to tell her story confronts a devastating, embedded system that denies women’s pain...and his place within it.

It's 45 minutes to audition time. What does this mean for Abigail, who's decided that this is her last audition before she calls it quits for good? Nominated for two awards at the 2023 Hollywood Fringe Festival, Hannah Moore returns with a show about passion, fear, laughter, and redefining success.

In a rundown Bronx bar in 1983 Danny and Roberta, two people rejected by society, collide. This is a queer re-imagining of John Patrick Shanley's dark romance where one raw, volatile conversation unexpectedly saves two lives.

A psychological drama (a la Manchester By The Sea meets Twilight) about grief, trust, and the cost we pay to be loved by family. On the eve of his play's premiere, a playwright witnesses a bizarre supernatural event. When his brother visits, they clash over family, control, and a mysterious chair.

A LATE–BLOOMER New York City actor chooses to commit a singular act of charity—serving free coffee to a small segment of the city’s 150,000+ homeless population living on its affluent Union Square. In the process, he discovers a familial connection with this colorful but broken cadre of characters.

First times are terrifying, messy, dread-filled, and exhilarating (if you're lucky). They punctuate our lives and shape who we are. Experience the absurdity of existence through the comedy and tragedy of real first times from Kendall's life. Themes include: gay, sex, men, and gay sex with men.

My grandmother had an imaginary friend who turned out to be not so imaginary. My family can’t agree on politics and what’s going on in the world, but we agree that these things happened and we still don’t know what it all means. Ready for a supernatural comedy show that gives you goosebumps?

A one-act comedy following seven novice backpackers who share a hostel dorm together in Tirana, Albania. When a street riot breaks out in the city center, the travelers lose their patience, as they find themselves confined in a room with complete strangers.