Thought Provoking

Siblings Ellie and Shem struggle to agree on how to handle their dying family business, The Peanut Patch. With Ellie’s secret peanut allergy, and Shem’s secret conversations with roadkill, will they be able to reconcile their differences, heal their childhood traumas, and save the family farm?

A trago-comic exploration of what it means to be dedicated to your art through love and loss and its similarities to having an addiction through the many faces our heroine (pun intended), Emerald Athina Lucia Coppola.

"Earth, Wind & Car Fire" is a dynamic storytelling journey exploring sexuality, race, and breaking free from life’s expectations. Join Janora in this evolving, heartfelt performance—part reflection, part TMI, all fire.

Enchanted Silverware is a musical parody about the kitchen staff who turn into silverware because their Prince pisses off a witch! What happens in the 10 year span before a bookworm shows up to save them?

It's not just the elevator that's broken. Stuck between floors, that's when the truth comes out. What happens when the person you need most is someone you don't know?

This wildly funny play tells the story of Maria, a young, precocious Latina aspiring to be an actor, and her dream of going to college.

"Toy Gory" is a comedy in one act in which a doll who looks very much like Annabelle and a doll who looks very much like Chucky are tired of being spooky toys who always end up accidentally murdering their family. They encounter familiar faces as they try to find their way to a better life.

Sent on a mission to populate Mars, two astronauts get stranded on Venus where they learn that what happens on Venus stays on Venus.

She’s never shopped without being asked, 'Do you work here?' #PeasantVibes. Join her and a few plucky peasants in this solo show exploring the timeless struggles of looking like you work here—past and present.

Starting in the rural suburbs of Philadelphia, My Tiger follows a young mixed race boy as he comes to terms with his ethnicity. This semi-autobiographical story takes place over 25 years and examines the price people pay for their identity. *Content Warning* Racism, Bigotry, Fascism

Onboard a train, conservative housewife Barbera enjoys a spirited debate with Marlene, a German transwoman. As they fiercely debate gender identity, book-burning & the rising right; anger softens into awareness as they struggle towards mutual acceptance. The train races on but who will step down?

In the midst of the pandemic, comedian Lisa Gopman gets a call that her beloved father, Arnie is in a coma. Misadventure ensues when Lisa drops everything to relocate to Ohio to advocate for her dad. Through Lisa’s eyes, you’ll be immersed in the difficult, funny, weird, & wonderful world of Arnie.

What would growing up look like if you were a mushroom and you see mom in a tree? A multi-media one act exploring the tension between growth and loss, the ephemeral nature of parent-child relationships, and the ways we anchor ourselves to memory with futile attempts.

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.

A reimagining of Bertolt Brecht’s "Mother Courage and Her Children" this new play follows a contemporary Anna Fierling who profits off war through her position as a spokesperson for the NRA.