One Act

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.

Unflinching in its truth and deeply human, Face Divided exposes the quiet devastation that builds over time—the kind not born from a single moment, but from years of unresolved hurt. Speaking to the burden of the past and the bonds we can’t break. Don't miss this deeply affecting one-act drama!

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

A Jewish Priest falls in love with a married woman, but according to his customs he can’t marry a divorcee, only a widow. His gangster friend decides to take matters into his own hands and off the husband, but things get tricky when he turns out to be a Magician, specializing in escaping danger!

During the great toilet paper shortage, a woman sends a man on a quest for Charmin.

Two high school students, Billy and Destiny, rehearse Romeo and Juliet under the watchful eye of their director Ms. Fleming. Their world gets upended by the arrival of Sarah—an ex-Juliet with a vendetta against Fleming and Shakespeare himself! An absurd battle between love, literature and rebellion.

Loneliness howls beneath whispered words and broken dreams in Tennessee Williams' quiet symphony of yearning. Two lost souls cling to the last shreds of themselves — and each other. He is a drunk. She is purposefully wasting away. But between them there is an intimacy of desperation.

A deadly fog envelops the Earth, killing the entire population. It's up to The Chosen One to find a solution & bring the world back from the dead. However, when the Gods accidentally pick Two Chosen Ones, Jack & Arthur must put aside their differences & egos to put a stop to THE DARKNESS.

A surprise outing to a local powwow prompts a reserved teen to reveal to her foster mother why she is in foster care. A story of religious intolerance, connection, and healing. Q&A on June 8th following 2:30 PM show. Produced by Shockfest.

Eggs is an affectionate, entertaining, and thoughtful romantic comedy about an Irish-Brit and a Persian-American getting ready to celebrate Nowruz, the Persian New Year. Featuring culture clashes, discussions of everyday racism, witty dialogue, and moments of real tenderness. HFF Scholarship Winner.

Menswear is a one act comedy about FASHION. Over the course of a singular fitting session, two interns at a New York fashion house develop a plan to take over the fashion industry.

When a permanently single woman in her 50’s believes she’s pregnant, she tells the important people in her life: her mother, her best friend, the man she believes is the father of the baby. Their responses shape her course of action and create a vision for her future and, above all, surprise her.

In this clever crime caper, a femme fatale hires a hard-boiled detective to find...God. Mr. Big has now been adapted to the stage, from a short story from Woody's 1971 collection "Getting Even." This film noir-styled parody is one of Woody's early gems...refined, witty and wonderfully absurd!

What would growing up look like if you were a mushroom and you see mom in a tree? A multi-media one act exploring the tension between growth and loss, the ephemeral nature of parent-child relationships, and the ways we anchor ourselves to memory with futile attempts.

In an underground laboratory somewhere in Arizona in the not-too-distant future, Cameron and Marie race to find a cure for a super-flu that's already killed most of the world. Will they get the serum to the President in time? Or will they all perish?