satire

Sam Mobean will die. That’s a promise.

"A comedy as dark as this town's secrets..." The forced civility at a small town Mayor's debate cracks as the shallow and petty candidates dig deep on property taxes and parking meters, cracks that begin to reveal a secret horror that has paralyzed the town.

The story of an infamous immigrant to New York City. He arrived by boat, fell in love, waged a war, and changed history forever. Of course, we're talking about King Kong.

Resplendent storyteller Dandy Darkly serves up another audacious hour of hypnotic Southern Gothic grotesquery. Critically acclaimed. Award winning. The less you know, the better. "Go. See. Dandy!"

In this world premiere dark comedy, hit reality show "Invitation to Love" is an unlikely cross between The Bachelor & American Idol: male & female "Love Guests" participate in talent competitions to stay to win a proposal from the bisexual "Love Host". Suddenly, it's targeted by a serial killer…

Satire that comes at the issue of climate change from the perspective of both human and non-human entities.

Based on her conservative upbringing in St. Louis, Missouri, MEET ME IN MIZZERY is a one-woman show written and performed by Lindsey Mallard. Directed by Nate Sherman. Produced by Conor Hanney.

The Life Plan Offer is immersive satirical sci-fi—you’re live at a timeshare sales pitch from our dystopian future. You can live out your dream life and you can experience true fulfillment, but only if you come to a Life Plan Presentation. This is your last chance of 2068, so don’t miss out!

Actress Jennifer Lawrence has some pretty intense fears, and she's about to tackle her first one; a spider.

HE’S BACK! International Award Winner of 2015 & 2016! Comedy Award Nominee 2016! Famed British playwright, Ryan J-W Smith, returns with his latest comedy penned in his iconic, award-winning iambic verse. This outrageous farce retells the history of infamous English actress/courtesan, Nell Gwynne.

*coming soon*

On a ranch in Nevada, Grant Wilson rules a micronation through empty shows of power and ridiculous propaganda, with his family as his only subjects. When his son takes the mission too far and his daughter questions everything, Grant fights for power in the face of family, country, and reality.