Women

It's 2001 in New York City, and typists are busy transcribing interviews for mass media. Joanna Parson is a performer with a sense of humor and a guitar, trying to keep her heart intact in the center of the news cycle. 🏆Hollywood Fringe Colleen Hindsley Memorial Fund Recipient 2024🏆

Three adventurous women are sucked into their game of Dungeons & Dragons (DND) and must fight mythical monsters to win all of the money in the world... or die trying. Together, they learn they can change the rules of the game - and play by their own.

A young woman is grappling with a major loss. Seeking solace and a path forward, she immerses herself in her beloved dance space. Unbeknownst to her, she is not alone.

Liv goes on an undercover mission, evaluating New York City hospitals. She’s totally not supposed to talk about it. Does doing a show count? Shhh. "Standout comedic timing" —TimeOut NY; Two sizzling Off-Broadway runs.

Siren Song is a solo show starring Dylan Jones who invokes acting icons Bette Davis, Barbara Stanwyck & Greta Garbo to knock what being a woman should look like off its pedestals with a little help from the myth of the Sirens and a ukulele. Fasten your seat belts, it's going to be a bumpy night

A fluid descent into the psychology of trauma.Drip creates a world of movement and memory, a flowing fountain of raw emotional expression. Drip tackles the issue head on of how the human spirit responds to wounds that simply refuse to be healed.

A one act play about a family in Sierra Leone during the Blood Diamond War. A Story filled with laughs, music, heartbreak and resilience in the lives of ordinary people, during a conflict.

On the last night of their sold-out global tour, "Comically Codependent", Kami and Dione's friendship goes up in flames. One stupid man thinks he can help. Starring Dione Kuraoka, Kami Dimitrova, and featuring Lane Koivu as a hapless producer, it's... The Crisis!

It's 1981, and New York's favorite post-punk singer, King Nigel, recounts the glamorous highs and heartbreaking lows that lead to her admission to a psychiatric hospital after a shocking public meltdown.

As a modern adaptation of the Greek Tragedy Medea, this immersive experience is meant to push the boundaries of comfort as the audience experiences this gripping story of a mother abandoned, a wife rejected, and the lengths a woman scorned will go to for justice.

The 16th Century Japan; Sengoku Jidai - the Warring States Era, when every feudal Samurai Lords are fighting to conquer entire Japan, this is a story of a woman, of whom blood never ceases to be hungry for power and desire as a ruler, a lover, and a mother.

Anna Akhmatova, a Russian poet, lived from the fall of the Tsars to the rise of Stalin. We follow her path of grief and perseverance as she fights for the little light she has left in her life and marks what is going on around her. In a nation of the voiceless, she gave her people a voice.

A show meant to celebrate the golden age of ventriloquism goes awry to expose the lesser-known history of women in the art, done so by the unlikeliest of characters. This comedic and unique show is at The Three Clubs, so you can, at the least, enjoy a cocktail while maybe learning something.

A satirical retelling of Lord of the Flies. Except it's five 12 year old girls. And they are in a middle school classroom. Alone. And a school wide lockdown has just been announced.

Hairstylist Nora brings her best friend, Elle, to her soon-to-open salon for a haircut. However, Elle’s all-encompassing anxiety leaves her unwilling to sit in the chair. Devolving into a scene of catastrophizing, this is a sometimes silly play confronting friendship, trust, fear and growth.