Compelling

The best performance art is the most vulnerable. This is a comedians way of traversing the world and more importantly loneliness.

A woman's Jewish journey through anime porn, Korean folk music, and a headless owl in more than 40 different languages to determine if she's worthy of the title Eyshet Chayil (a Woman of Valor)--or how she can fix herself to earn it before it's too late.

This is a show about a woman named Me. Me has an eating disorder. Me runs a small artisanal grocery store. Me is desperately seeking herself in everyone she meets. She wants to know-- what are you having for dinner and also what is the worst thing you've ever done? I'll go first.

A meditation on the precarity of female adolescence and growing up queer in the South. Hell is a Teenage Girl.

Finding Magic A remarkably uplifting true story of personal survival and triumph. Following her son’s death Bev thought she’d lost her magic forever. Clowning and captivating storytelling help demonstrate how she continues to survive her grief and find new hope. 'Dedicated to my son'

directed by Spencer Frankeberger A repressed nobody who thinks of himself as somebody. An addict. Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf played out between hummingbirds. And a pussy eating dog. This is Wounded. In this darkest of comedies, the bleak paths our lives can lead us down are on full display.

Quick-witted, irreverent, and unflinchingly truthful, The Sentence is a dark comedy that follows two young women as they navigate the criminal justice system after a murder only one committed. Question is, do either of them know who actually did it?

John and Wendy were at one time a power couple living in Los Angeles. He has a premonition his wife is having an affair when she leaves for two weeks? Is he right?

Palm Springs, 1971 - Frank Sinatra prepares for his last pre-retirement intimate show but his blue eyes are red rimmed. He drinks ‘One For My Baby’ too many and things take an unexpected twist. This is the 2am Sinatra you dream of meeting. Dangerous. Unpredictable. Brilliant!

It’s 1972. An aversion therapy survivor’s growing resolve to remove homosexuality from the official list of mental disorders puts him on a collision course with the psychiatric establishment.

Based on the inspiring webseries available through New Musicals Inc., this live stage show is a collection of six short musicals about veterans, in their own words, presented in two separate hour-long presentations, each featuring three musicals.