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45 MILLIGRAMS
ensemble theatre · enk · Ages 16+ · world premiere · 33 mins · United States of America
Two roommates in a mental institution complain to their doctor about an imaginary man.
Two roommates in a mental institution complain to their doctor about an imaginary man.
BATTER UP! MY BRAIN ON BASEBALL
cabaret & variety · world of moorecraft · Ages 8+ · world premiere · one person show · 1hr · United States of America
Brett is totally enamored with baseball, and has been for 25 years. And in that time, he's memorized more about baseball than anyone with access to the Internet could possibly need to know. Come watch him perform his patented Stupid Human Tricks and wax poetic about his favorite obsession.
Brett is totally enamored with baseball, and has been for 25 years. And in that time, he's memorized more about baseball than anyone with access to the Internet could possibly need to know. Come watch him perform his patented Stupid Human Tricks and wax poetic about his favorite obsession.
GEORGE.
ensemble theatre · two steps to the left · Ages 13+ · family friendly · world premiere · 90 mins · United States of America
A story about the major events in George Lucas's career that led to the creation of Star Wars.
A story about the major events in George Lucas's career that led to the creation of Star Wars.
SHE KILLS MONSTERS
ensemble theatre · sugevi productions · Ages 10+ · flashing lights · 90 mins · United States of America
How do you connect with your sister when she's dead? By ass-kicking your way through Dungeons & Dragons, of course! That's the only way for Agnes to get to know her younger sister, Tilly. Qui Nguyen’s play is re-imagined with soundscapes, shadows, and swords. And lots of sexy monsters.
How do you connect with your sister when she's dead? By ass-kicking your way through Dungeons & Dragons, of course! That's the only way for Agnes to get to know her younger sister, Tilly. Qui Nguyen’s play is re-imagined with soundscapes, shadows, and swords. And lots of sexy monsters.
