Solo Show

As the end of an era approaches and sound is introduced into the film world; Movie star and the so called original “It girl”, Clara Bow wonders if she can fully dive into the world of sound or if it’s better to walk out of the spotlight. All while discovering what being the “It” girl means.

Acclaimed movement artist Dean Evans attempts to perform their life’s work and in the process unravels physically and emotionally. Dean Evans’ mellifluous voice guides us through their own scraps from the cutting room floor assembled to create a portrait of a misfit artist.

Documentary maker/musician Sarah turns the lens on herself in 'a poignant and powerful musical - much more than a cabaret' (Irish World), 'a compelling, chameleon performance' (Musical Theatre Review), 'imaginative' (Broadway World), 'a glorious night' (Peg Review), 'Extraordinary' (London PT)

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.

Robots! AI! Self-driving cars! Will the robots drive us or drive us mad? In the world premiere of her sophomore show, Sarah Albritton combines storytelling, stand-up, and characters to challenge what it means to be human in an increasingly technology-focused world. No robots were harmed...yet.

The Anna Nicole Smith tussles with what it means to be a true Hollywood Blonde Bombshell amidst love, loss, scandal, and the ever growing entertainment industry. I mean.. c’mon…What’s a girl gotta do?

The sharply-penned solo-dramedy about a boy finding his way, torn between his Mormon religion and his obsession with the male anatomy.

When Rosie heads to college, her anxiety and OCD have other plans. Her fear of dating is so crippling she can’t even hold a guy’s hand. A musical comedy for anyone who has ever felt like their own brain was working against them.

A duet of solo shows by two new theatrical voices. Each play is dealing with the ramifications of life's absurdities and transitions. Adam Lopatka is sharing his new work, "Acne Scars" and April E is debuting her piece, "I am the Mountain People." (image courtesy vecteezy.com)

Rachel Austin cannot stop thinking about the day her mom died. If only she could get a do over... then there would be confetti canons.

Welcome Yogis, to ‘Marie’s Last Class’ at Thunder Creek Yoga Center! Join us for an emotional flow as we send our little actress off to the big world of California! Taught at an intermediate level, this class will focus on intentional participation in a community that never wanted you to begin with.

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.

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?​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

When Dara loses her mother at 20, she makes a highly questionable decision involving 250 burgers, a college dorm, and a wad of cash. "Homecoming", by Moth StorySLAM winner Dara Kosberg, will take you on a grief adventure! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “She had to wait until I was dead to do something impressive??” - my mom

"Leave after the first lie." It's good advice. Because it gets a lot harder to leave after the 2nd...or 3rd... In the face of her crumbling marriage, one woman’s exploration into the world of kink and BDSM empowers her to rediscover herself and take back control of her life. Written by Mimi Collins.