Women

Jack Heifner's bittersweet 1976 comedy – an astute, snapshot-sharp chronicle of the lives of three Texas girls – is a provocative, hilarious vehicle for three strong female actors.

It's 1968 and three Kittens (AKA cocktail waitresses) are lured to work at the New York Pussy Cat Club by the glamour, career opportunities, and pay, but the club soon pushes them to their limits and challenges their preconceived notions of what it means to be a "modern woman."

Dimple Kaur’s performance "Live Woman Live" is a solo theatrical piece that delves into the difficulty in Voicing the pain and the realities of violence,more so of sexual and emotional violence, focusing on the countless cases that remain unreported due to societal stigma and systemic barriers.

"Call Me Crazy" is for anyone who has been called crazy and lost their f*cking mind. After the medical system fails to find the cause of a woman's pain she is driven to extremes to be heard.

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.

Dolores is a darkly funny, emotionally charged one-act about two sisters as bound by blood, trauma, and shared secrets. When Dolores shows up at Sandra's door in crisis, their buried past explodes with the painful realization that they may be repeating the very mistakes they swore to escape.

DOLL PLAY is an original dark comedy following two comedians through the trials and tribulations of life as adults. Using beloved childhood dolls to process their stories, the girlies play their way through the chaos.

Have you ever gone out for a loaf of bread and come home with a bun in the oven? This heartfelt comedy follows a young couple and their bittersweet adventure of sex, love, pregnancy and multiple cleanups in the produce aisle.

A poorly timed panic attack causes Viva to barricade herself into the only available bathroom at a party. Stand-up comedy and storytelling.

In 132 Days Maybelline F*cked 23 Men, Ate 3 Plan B’s, got Heartbroken by a J-Named Man, Took a Midnight Train & Kissed A Girl. With a 51% Forecast for Sex and a 47.9% chance of sleeping with someone new (As per data collected by her period tracking app ‘Flo’) statistically Maybelline is a Slut.

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.

A harrowing and hilarious journey through the history of legal abortion in the United States, and one woman's struggle with her own reproductive rights.

SALON NOIR, part lyric play/sketch revue and whole heartfelt farce, chronicles the artist journey of two high-school musical standouts through an exploration of radical Black joy from Chicago to the Hollywood hustle. Think "The Wiz" meets "In Living Color" meets "The Color Purple."

Suz, is a Millennial Mum with a bad case of the baby blues. Set against the loopy backdrop of LA, with her self-deprecating British humor, she navigates the shit show that is early motherhood. Real-life stories, characters and dream sequence randomness, written and performed by Suzannah Butcher.

Feeling like a loser? Join Rachel Edelstein at her solo comedy show as she discusses heartbreak, Hinge, and [add another word that starts with H here]. Fresh off its sold-out run, LOSER! is a hilarious half hour romp that is sure to make you laugh and say, "Wow, my life is a lot better than hers."