Riveting

One Body. Many Truths. These voices rose in me—loudest during BLM, but echoing my whole life. Each one, a question. A wound. A hope. Through shifting characters, I ask: how do I move, breathe, survive in this skin? Come witness their joy, their rage, their truths.

The Time Machine is a gender-bent reimagining of H.G. Wells' classic science-fiction novel. Set against the backdrop of late 1800's London, a pioneer scientist travels millions of years into the future in search of a perfect world, only to discover the dark truth about the human race.

Interactive and darkly hilarious journey into the wilderness of Alaska, where one man tries to survive the winter with only a few tools and no food or water, all so that he can become a viral sensation and leave his old life behind him. Can he make it out there? Or is he destined to be a flop?

Suz, is a Millennial Mum with a bad case of the baby blues. Set against the loopy backdrop of LA, with her self-deprecating British humor, she navigates the shit show that is early motherhood. Real-life stories, characters and dream sequence randomness, written and performed by Suzannah Butcher.

A courtroom rom-dramedy where love is on trial and the adopted child in the center of it all is...definitely not human.

In this meta comedy, high school theatre kid Tamra Wasserman forces her friends to help mount a production of her autobiographical play at Hollywood Fringe as protest for not being cast in the lead role of her spring musical, Anything Goes. Things… don’t go as planned.

On opening night of The Threepenny Opera, Kurt Weill demands the show be canceled—Lotte Lenya’s name is missing from the program. Desperate to perform, she relives her traumatic past through emotional songs and haunting dances. Sung. Danced. Lived But will it be enough to change his mind?

20th-century Mothers, 21st-century daughters, and Wine ... what could possibly go wrong?

Four gothic tales from the "Godfather of Gothic Horror" Edgar Allan Poe, performed live by one actor: 'The Tell-Tale Heart', 'The Pit and the Pendulum', 'The Black Cat' & 'The Raven'. Winner of Best Horror Solo Show Award of Edinburgh Fringe 2024, this is a must-see marathon for fans of the macabre.

Dimple Kaur’s performance "Live Woman Live" is a solo theatrical piece that delves into the difficulty in Voicing the pain and the realities of violence,more so of sexual and emotional violence, focusing on the countless cases that remain unreported due to societal stigma and systemic barriers.