Women

"Little Tiny Orphans" is a one woman show written and performed by Molly Fite. Directed by Julie Brister. A true story of a naive and earnest Jesus Freak on a mission trip to Bucharest, Romania in the summer of 2001.

Like, seriously. He's super dead. Not coming back.

A blind date gone wrong results in two women pulling the screws loose on both straight & gay women's culture, to find the common ground underneath in the search for love and identity. COMMENCING by Jane Shepard, presented by special arrangement with SAMUEL FRENCH, INC.

“P is for Pink, B is for Boobs” is a woman-centric night of adult-themed storytelling. Rated-R for strong language and nudity (KIDDING...Language will be tamed...)! Come enjoy a “happy-ending” without the hand-job!

A hilarious and heart-breaking true coming-of-age tale about living as a university student in China in 1988-1989 and working for CNN during the Tiananmen Square Uprising.

What is love? Do we have soulmates? Is a woman more likely to be killed in a terrorist attack than marry after 40?! Why is Cupid such an asshole? Award-winning writer Kathy Fischer explores love from all angles in this hilarious multimedia comedy that will change the way you think about love.

"All of my positive parenting skills have abandoned me." Megan Dolan is having a hard day. She seeks solace in her Vitamix, tracing the roots of her smoothie addiction back to one pivotal year when her mom joined a cult, her dad joined the dating pool and her world fell apart.

“Why Water Falls” When a fiction writer has to write a true story, she comes face to face with her ambivalence about motherhood and the unexpected consequences she’s trying to forget. A funny, thought-provoking look at making peace with controversial life choices.

Our two one acts confront the perception of truth. In “The Whole Truth”, sequestered jurors are on opposite sides in the trial of the century, both are right. Absolutely right. And in “Cornered”, a woman is trapped by a mysterious stranger and must confront her own fears to be able to break free.

The inseparable Lenore Sisters kept their harmonies tight from the vaudeville circuit to the recording studio. But their tune changed after the suspicious death of their promoter. Did one of the sisters get away with murder? Each sister tells her version of their fall from fame in words and song.

How a Mexican girl from Detroit went from "Most likely not to succeed" to "Kind of making it" in show business. Family curses and all. A true story about not letting your past define your future. Written and performed by television director Linda Mendoza.

It’s an ironic monologue dealing with sex , by and with Anna Mazzantini. The show is a journey walking a tightrope between comedy and elegance, between fun and reflection, into the complex and articulated universe of relationships between men and women.

Nominated for Best Ensemble Theatre Production HFF 15! Utilizing contemporary poetic style, heightened movement and modern language, the play follows Jason and Medea through the part of their story that never gets told: the love story.

Ms. Clown invites you to enter another world as she uses magic, balloons, puppets, and singing to tell the story of Jamilah. Jamilah's only wish is to have one, beautiful balloon like her mother used to sell in her shop. But there's a monstrous prince that's determined to get in her way.

The greatest love story of ever told ruined by a couple of jerks. Written by "William Shakespeare" Adapted and Performed by Alison Elliott & Peggy Sinnott Directed by Carly D. Weckstein Stage Managed by Mercedes Aponte