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SEVEN is a 90 minute look at relationship. 'we all hope we know how it feels to be loved. to be in love. and love is full of twists and turns.' 7 actors exploring many types of relationship; gay, straight and those in between. electrifying writing and talented actors.

My name is Remi and my family's famous. Haunted by their legacy, I explore the lives of my ancestors, Ozzie and Harriet Nelson and their television show's impact on American culture. And with your help, I can finally perform a totally not risky or dangerous ritual to exorcise some... family demons

'Fleabag' meets 'Fiddler on the Roof' The true story of a hit-and-run, two brain surgeries, six failed marriage proposals, a psychic detective and a wayward Rabbi. Marcus is still alive, but the real mystery is why, and why are any of us here? Marcus Is Alive: one crazy night in LA.

On the surface, Hannah and her brothers, Scott and Bobby, seem to have stable, happy lives...but that's not their names because they're in the Witness Protection Program. When the ghosts of their traumatic childhood haunt them again, will they run from their past or confront it?

"Songs About Golf" is an intimate solo performance by the legendary "Swingin" Sandy McCloud, where he plays stripped-down versions of his most beloved golf songs, and shares personal golf stories from his golf life and golf career. Featuring his smash hit "Tennis Is For Idiots".

Shadow Figure presents two gripping one-act plays. In The Weight of Silence, Claire confronts her bipolar disorder through a masked figure embodying her darkest thoughts. In Love Revolution, Hannah turns grief into self-love through a transformative plant medicine journey.

A radical awakening to the extreme objectification, competition, and overall nonsense women face today. This offbeat feminist comedy examines the unspoken nuances of female relationships in the male-dominated professional art world.

Four new short plays based on the prompt: "One Day It Will Happen To You" by Colette Shaw, Evan Marshall, Shayne Eastin and Kirsten Vangsness

When a boy finds himself tied to a chair in a dark basement, he is forced to confront the worst parts of himself after a mysterious woman begins to interrogate him.

A darkly comic one-woman play about learning to let go. Maya, a tightly-wound accountant, lives by her doctrine of ‘existential risk management’. But when a promotion tempts her off-track, she’s forced to reckon with chaos she can’t control.

Laura is clearly dealing with something and she refuses to get out of bed, much to the disappointment of her roommate, Jarod. Through a comfy, nostalgic, and surrealist tone, a parade of loony characters tend to Laura's needs, as she loses touch with time and reality itself, looking for an answer.

In this funny, fierce, and heartbreaking homage to The Seagull, through forty-three fast-paced, vibrant variations of the famous final scene, Steven Dietz puts Chekhov’s star-crossed lovers in a room and doesn’t let them out.

A trago-comic exploration of what it means to be dedicated to your art through love and loss and its similarities to having an addiction through the many faces our heroine (pun intended), Emerald Athina Lucia Coppola.

Rebecca Melody has just wandered into your local bar's karaoke night in a wig and a housedress. She seems like she just fell off the turnip truck, but is she hiding something behind those big sad clown eyes? A feminist clown show told through karaoke, storytelling, and audience interaction.

Syd, the hottest rockstar on the planet, is set to celebrate his 24th birthday after a sold-out show on his first tour, but what happens when the spotlight never fades? Join us backstage for a surreal, electrifying journey through fame, self-destruction, and the myth of the modern icon.