Storytelling

"Still Life of an Orange and Other Puppet Parables" includes a series of fables that are absurd, funny and poignant. Through storytelling, video and puppetry, performance artist Jean Minuchin takes the audience on a journey into todays most pressing issues through the charm of puppetry.

The Reverend JEAU’s Revival is a hip-hop comedy about a deluded evangelist and his most accomplished acolyte. Receive the gift of self-love through the Rev’s journey filled with drugs, marketing schemes, emotionally unavailable sex workers, perilous treks in the wilderness, and redemption.

Room No. 9 at the Chrysalis Inn is an animated story of a woman's healing journey in a hotel room. Alice, the main character, has checked into the Chrysalis Inn to cocoon herself from her toxic life of domestic abuse and a past childhood trauma.

How A Dead John Doe from Skid Row A Year Ago wrote a B'way Show.

Mary starts the show and Mildred takes over. This is a play about finding common ground, how frivolous waters run deep, family, and butter.

Through anecdotes and song, Laura Coyle tells a sharply funny and poignant story about growing up with a mom who some may call... A Piece of Work.

Ageless Wonders is a triumphant one woman performance designed to enlighten people on aging in modern times under the direction of Best National Solo Artist Jessica Lynn Johnson. This musical/dramedy promises to shed light on the benefits and challenges of entering the club of senior wonderhood.

Through the lens of three separate stories, Benevolence is an original two act drama about how our most important decisions are rarely made by us.

Martin Morrow assembles a group of storytellers and comedians who share their stories of shame, abuse, mental health issues, and the cycle they all create. A portion of ticket sales goes to an abuse prevention clinic in the Los Angeles area.