Pam Eberhardt

STRAITJACKET SIRENS is a darkly funny 90s-themed jukebox cabaret written by Pamela Eberhardt & directed by Parissa Koo. A group of women confined to a mental hospital use music to reclaim their voices, their rage, and their sanity on their own terms.

ON THE LINE is a pressure-cooker thriller set during the graveyard shift at a Seattle crisis call center in 1984. This new play by Pamela Eberhardt & Dan Testa explores how women learn to trust their instincts in a world that insists the danger is under control... until it’s already too late.

Scotty is at the end of his rope when his sociopathic sister, Jake, barges in carrying an unconscious body. Family secrets and family recipes are revealed leading to a very important fantasy: What if you could go back and re-write your entire dysfunctional childhood?

A new hilarious and heartfelt romantic dramedy about Katherine; a woman harboring a secret regarding her health. Keeping her symptoms to herself she decides to shake up her life, leaving her friends and husband stunned. Will Katherine's support system help her with this perfectly still curveball?

This Show Is Surrounded By True Events is a comedy inspired by the horrifying realities of our justice system. We follow a wrongfully convicted man in prison and his relationship with the former, guilt-ridden juror who put him away.

Black tie and a Pretty Dress is a collection of scenes that take place either before, during or after a formal event. The scenes are thread together in clever and fun ways.

Wigfield - the can-do town that just may not! - is shadowed by the Bulkwaller Dam, a structure the government wants to tear down. The "residents" (squatters) of Wigfield must prove they are a town worth saving and maybe, even recognizing.

In the future The Agency makes CLONES and sells them to humans to fill the void inside their heart. One clone escapes, taking with her all of the agency's secrets. Will she reach salvation before The Agency captures her?

13TH GRADE is a musical comedy about a bunch of kids in community college figuring out life, lessons and love during the year 1998.

When going through a break up, is social media the best way to guide us through the five stages of grief? Or is it just another relationship in which we lose ourselves?