A bringing to life of one of Georgia Douglas Johnson's one act Ant-Lynching PLAYS. Bringing american history, racial awareness and community activism to the OBAMA era.

YOSHIBA is based on real events… or rather it’s based on real customer complaints written to computer companies based on allegedly real events. This play cannot be used as evidence in a court of law.

After a motorcycle accident that leaves a once vibrant young woman, brain-damaged and wheelchair bound. Family relationships are put to a test. And loyalties are questioned. Produced by Special Arrangement with THE DRAMATIC PUBLISHING COMPANY of Woodstock, Illinois.

An Afghan-American War Hero returns home after a his new auto-biography becomes a best seller, to his only family remaining, a resentful younger brother under a country in crisis.

When a Jehovah’s Witness stumbles into a Riot Grrrl meeting, beliefs are challenged on all sides. But with the Apocalypse just around the corner, these teen punk prophets must band together to save the world by making zines, rocking out and navigating the beginning of love at the End of Days.

Dennis receives a call from his mother telling him that his best friend from boyhood, Scooter Thomas, has died. Dennis relives his memories with Scooter and explores the changes we never expect when we become adults.

Honestly, Ok is a hilarious, cruel view one woman's struggle to find a home and make a life for herself.

From the God who brought you the world’s biggest religions comes this high-energy, irreverent multimedia experience. Combining sketch comedy, puppets, and ‘70s self-help, critics are calling it the “don't miss” sacrilege of the year! Come see what the 4,000 years of religious strife is all about!

The Fun Lab Presents..."Two Fictions", a bare bones, fast paced pairing of one-act plays.

Poetry in Motion is a collaborative poetry piece exploring the feelings that color our veins & inhabit our bodies. We breathe life into original poetry by creating raw, visually striking compositions. Come be a part of the experience & you just might find yourself taking home a piece of the show!

Thomas wakes on an empty shore. He meets death, and they play cards on a boat.

Love on the diversity rocks. From Amy Tofte, writer of Flesh Eating Tiger.

A full length dramatic comedy centered around Eddie and his relationship with three women.

An archetypal play, in classic Greek style, that explores the nature of the ego. Former lovers, now married to different people, come together at a crossroads in their lives. Three men & three women, representing the egos of the main two characters, make up the dynamic of the storytelling.

In an alleyway, Tom in his box, with Sue on her leash, reminisce on their prior life while commenting on the situation they are in. A percentage of the proceeds will be donated to charity.