Two Lies and a Truth is a bold, funny, and deeply personal solo show following a young man's search for identity by becoming everyone else. Jalen McKoy blurs truth and performance in playing a neurotic introvert, a former child star, and himself – unraveling the question: Who are you really playing?

If you loved Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, this is your show. A dreamscape of poetry, movement & story—one woman’s mythic journey across the threshold of motherhood, grappling with the past and begging the question: how does one become a parent when one hasn’t been parented?​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

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.

Eat Pray Cult is a stand up comedy show about getting divorced and joining a cult. Well, almost a cult.

Join the five person crew of the Sparta as they conduct their research in the deepest known part of the ocean, The Mariana Trench. Submerged for nearly 200 days, the crew is about to set the record for longest sustained deep dive…But can they handle the pressure?

Linda Mendoza, an Emmy winning television and film director performs her solo show, "Cursed My Road to Hollywood". The journey of a young Mexican woman from Detroit, whom everyone thought was Chinese, made it in Hollywood, family curse and all.

In this sharp meta-comedy, a man is forced to live with his inner critic—literally—when his anxiety becomes an insufferable roommate. As their cohabitation spirals, he’s pushed into a battle for control over his own mind. Angst asks: what does it really mean to live with yourself?

Imagine Whiplash (2014) but with the Marx Brothers. A dedicated classical cellist (Peter) is invited to a master class with a charismatic and emotionally chaotic conductor (Caucus) and subjected to ruthless, absurd tests of devotion. A dark slapstick exploration of shame, ambition, and horsehair.

One thing is certain: Eli Whitaker is missing. That’s all anyone knows for sure. How and why he disappeared is investigated over 48-hours as a search group of local volunteers and true crime enthusiasts comb the eerie woods of Greyhaven, hoping for the best but preparing for the worst.

Terry Morton, is stuck teaching CPR to a bunch of kooky characters or stultus (fools). Terry meanwhile fears his big secret will be leaked. When it does, a murder ensues and it is up to the town baker a.k.a. the Sheriff and the audience to figure out who did it.

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 new New Age mini musical. The tuneful story of a young man’s spiritual journey, featuring guidance from trance medium Jane Roberts and the entity Seth, an Energy Personality Essence. Free Admission. June 13, 2:00 p.m.; June 14, noon; June 19, 7:00 p.m.

This one woman show about Joan of Arc and mental illness is combination history lesson and autobiography. Both humorous and heartbreaking, it weaves together the stories of Joan of Arc, the writer’s journey with mental health, and the moment where both women’s lives overlap.

A darkly funny solo show about grief, attachment, and the illusion of control. Through chaotic storytelling and self-analysis, Andrew traces the patterns in his life and questions whether love is chosen, inherited, or simply repeated wiring.

Kidnapped in a twisted game, Scott Sharma must outsmart a killer and escape torment—if he can survive himself first. SAW: Surviving Scott Sharma, is a campy dark comedy cabaret where identity, choices, and chaos collide.