Women

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.

A simply staged play about the complicated relationships of three genius women - grandmother, mother and daughter. A smart, intimate tale by Lee Blessing that jumps back and forth in time to explore the amusing, depressing, desperate and hopeful realities of family connection.

Looking to Judy Garland, Charlie Chaplin, and Buster Keaton as spirit guides, a young woman works to overcome the complications of reality as she pursues her "Old Hollywood" dream. An inspirational solo performance show with a silent film twist.

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.

“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!

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.

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

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.

"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.

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.