Historical

In the dating pool of the afterlife, there are a LOT of choices. Witness 8 couples of public figures across time and space attempt new love & continued love with each other in this 2 person show. Straddling the worlds of sketch comedy & theater, this show offers a lot of laughter & heart.

In 1977, Anita Bryant won a campaign to overturn gay rights in Dade County, Florida, launching a right wing movement that remains with us today. In 1978, she agreed to sit down with Playboy Magazine for an outrageous and memorable interview that is recreated live on stage for the first time.

Dublin Strikes! The true story of one mother and the two men who led the working class to strike for a living wage despite abject poverty; spurring Bloody Sunday and the 1913 LOCKOUT. "The great only appear great because we are on our knees. Let us Rise!" CBTco presents REBORNING following LOCKOUT.

From the early vaudeville days of Bert Williams to Broadway today, SHUFFLE ALONG stars Los Angeles character actor Arthur L. Ross in a musical journey of the black actor, struggling to escape the minstrelsy of blackface and take the Broadway Stage.

During WWII Stella Adler & Harold Clurman attempt to maintain a long-distance relationship through steady correspondence. Performed radio-play style, their letters paint a comical portrait of two theatrical luminaries living through creative, financial and romantic uncertainty

Dramatis Personæ is an audaciously powerful one-man show in which an actor takes us on a surprising journey, tackling multiple roles from works spanning the centuries of theatre history, and revealing a deeply personal emotional conviction in a performance that can exist only in the live theatre.

Who do we become in darkness, unobserved? Inspired by texts from the Harlem Renaissance, the Left Bank, and the Mexican Revolution, this dark comedy follows groups of outsiders as they betray each other, make out, strip, kill, and discover just how badly they're capable of behaving.

In this triad of short plays, the brave new voices of playwrights Roger Q. Mason and Stephen Blackburn bring to life key figures revolving around the legend of Abraham Lincoln.

A collection of one act plays that satirize the history of entertainment from Shakespeare's experiments with language to David Mamet's searing, triumphant final piece of modern noir.