Dramedy

Encore winner! Torn by lust, greed and pride, a family of Drag Queens living in New York, must learn to overcome their inner demons and reunite to save the bar they work at, however one queen may be ready to walk away from it all once given their own opportunity of a lifetime

Julia and her husband Brian have taken in her older brother Sam, but when a year of getting back on his feet turns into three, they have to find a way to help him move on.

A play about the gym! Ensemble dramedy depicting 5 personal trainers during a transformation of their workplace. • To them, I am you. I am you to someone else. • Mirrors twist motivation into obsession. • You build and build until you break. Then what? • How did the game get you? • @gamegotyou

Looking in the mirror, Maria finds nothing but flaws. Suddenly, she’s jolted out of her critical self-assessment by a familiar inner voice. Bev, Maria's late mentor invites herself onstage to partner with Maria to unravel that nasty self-doubt - and she’s comin' right outta that mirror to do it!

A motley crew of actor friends gather to bury - errr...*plant* - one of their own. Randy's star was rising fast when he suddenly died of an undiagnosed heart condition. But, hey, that's okay, isn't it? RECONSIDER ME is a funny and affecting play that asks what it means to live a "considered life."

A dramedy about what happens when you hate your best friend.

Platinum Medalist! Best of Broadwater Encore! Best Solo nominee! SPLASH Female Voices nominee. Character comedy set in Philadelphia about the struggle to maintain one's authenticity while facing inevitable change. Filled with hope and profanity. Like "Mare of Easttown” but funny and with zero murder

A late night talk show interview with Charles Manson that explores his loveless childhood with his mother and how that shaped Charles' manipulation of the parentless Susan Atkins to murder. In the absence of love, darkness is born. Does our childhood dictate our future, or are we truly free?

From David Mamet, one of the defining playwrights of American Theatre, comes five rarely seen one-acts plays. Each piece explores the difficult nature of human communication. Words, silences, gestures, memories, what do they all mean? When one person tells a story, can anyone truly understand?