Historical

Laser Webber, trans performer known for his award-winning comedy music, presents a one-person musical show about the history of trans men. Meet Alan Hart, who got gender-confirming surgery in 1917; Samuel Bundy, whose legend includes a shark and a jail; and renowned author JK Rowling, for reasons.

Palmares -- a historically based, Capoeira, action, musical. In 1675 a power struggle between King Ganga Zumba and his legendary General Zumbi escalates as they fight to save Brazil’s mightiest freemen colony from Portuguese slavers.

The Time Flies is a history based sketch comedy show with a sci-fi tilt where human-fly hybrids buzz through history. Two shows in rep! Episodes 3: Historic Theft Part 1 and Episode 4: The Assassination of JFK continue the Flymen's journey to reclaim the stolen time travel Exposition Scroll!

Vaslav Nijinsky is seen as the best male dancer of the 20th century. This show goes on a journey through his mind and soul through a series of interwoven dances and scenes. A Celebration of art and the artist as he struggles against war, exile, and sanity. “My madness is my love towards mankind”

A staged reading of three historically-inspired one-acts - ONE NIGHT ONLY! Lizzie Borden, Elizabeth Taylor, Richard Burton, Wallis Simpson, Edward Prince of Wales, Joan Crawford. What lies between fame and infamy? The answer is Notorious.

Dorothy Parker reminisces about her life as she sorts through her various writings. Now 50 years of age and needing to select pieces for Viking Press, she recalls for a young editor what really transpired in her years as a celebrated wit.

Take an enchanted journey, back in time! Victor Ian Élan, the GREATEST 19th Century Conjuror and Clairvoyant ALIVE TODAY performs as magician, mind-reader, and mystic in this time-traveling show. Join us and witness demonstrations in... ...DELIGHTFULLY DIABOLICAL DRAWING-ROOM DECEPTION!

One of the most famous outlaws from the Wild West era was the mixed son of a Cherokee Freedwoman and Buffalo Soldier. His name was Crawford Goldsby, but he was better known to the U.S. Government as his alias, Cherokee Bill.

It’s 1973. An aversion therapy survivor’s growing resolve to remove homosexuality from the official list of mental disorders puts him on a collision course with the psychiatric establishment.