Dating

Fulfillment is about the lifelong pursuit of something that oftentimes requires a different vehicle than the one you first set out on.

A 6 person character study about 3 couples at different stages of a relationship ( a beginning, middle and end ) all converging at their local bar with comedic and tragic results.

In this new musical comedy, Julia Lopriore shares her stubborn hope of finding “the one.” With one wacky story after another, you’ll laugh, cringe, and—if you’re anything like Julia—cry. For the hopeful, the heartbroken, the chronically single, and those still waiting…maybe it’s you.

LOVE! LUST! CHAOS! REPEAT! Four people. One coffee shop. A lot of bad decisions. COFFEE DATE is a sharp, naughty romcom about what happens when you're finally ready to fall in love... and everything goes sideways first.Funny, frank and a little filthy - just like love should be.

The live storytelling show where people share their worst dating and hookup stories on stage.

Looking for love? Wes Jensen is "Man." and he is looking for the love of his life tonight! He exists to entertain, woo, satisfy, and above all: love. Follow Wes down the rabbit hole of connection, as he tugs every heart string until MAN-ifesting a soulmate. It may be you!

The journey to motherhood is a magical process -- if magic includes blood, tears, and lots of pretending that magic is all beautiful when it's actually odd and painful. 7 performers each 7 distinctly different short stories, developed with tears and laughter through The Crow's Storyectomy series.

Charlie met his true love in a prep school seminar on Shakespeare’s sonnets—-but he let it slip away. Now a chance encounter has given him new hope. Is it ever too late for love? Written & performed by Eric Daniel Weiner, six-time Emmy nominee Co-Creator of DORA THE EXPLORER.

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.