Diversity

Linda Mendoza, an Emmy winning television and film director performs her solo show, "Cursed My Road to Hollywood". The journey of a young Mexican woman from Detroit, whom everyone thought was Chinese, made it in Hollywood, family curse and all.

From award-winning writer-director Rachael Meyers, "What Survives" explores, through heart and humor, what it means to be human in 2026.

In this campy, queer adaptation of Hans Christian Andersen's "The Little Mermaid," dancers and burlesque stars create an oceanic fantasy world backed by the live musical prowess of The Teasers with a wet, hot happy ending unfit for the mouse.

After a woman in a mental wellness facility vanishes, the patients grow suspicious of each other and of the doctors overseeing their care. As the doctors try to hold together this fragile community of patients, questions arise surrounding the implemented treatments and the woman's disappearance.

A one man political documentary about war, power, and reality. It explores what's important to people and allows for their voices to be heard. Even voice(s) that aren't real. What can you trust? Different voices featured during every performance! Will you hear them all? A toy gun is used, no noise.

Actor and Comedian Roz Browne brings a hilariously unapologetic look at identity and belonging, from bussing to DNA to a life‑changing trip to find her tribe in Africa. Experience a hilarious night of comedic storytelling that tugs at your heart with truth, insight, and razor‑sharp humor.

CLUBHOUSE is an original jukebox rock musical showcase featuring some of your favorite songs of yesteryear combined with themes of loss, addiction and mental health. There are plenty of upbeat moments in this dance-infused, heart-felt musical extravaganza. Tix are $27+ at the door.

Thomas, a lovelorn man working for King Augustus, discovers a spell book with the power to fulfill his true heart's desire. Desperate and secretly besotted with the King, he summons a love spell. But when it only partially works— and Queens end up dead— he must face the music for his dreadful action

Listen to April May June Cornflower Blue Johnson AKA Debi Rasmussen as she tells you the tails of Being a rock groupie stalking.... errr following legendary bands for the last 60 Years! hear her wild tales inter spliced with her "iconic" renditions of todays songs she finds relevant!

If you like your comedy hot and your coffee black, Hot Coffee has got you covered on both. They are an all-Black sketch comedy group tackling everything from fierce to farce, racy to racy, real to real dumb. So the question is, how do you take yours?

One Cemetery, Two Plots. Plot One: A graveyard encounter with a mysterious stranger leads a young woman down a path she never imagined. Plot Two: Wine, weed, and a reunion of high school misfits in a graveyard—what could possibly go right?

WAIVER REQUIRED. RAGE, RAGE - anti-bourgeois revolution BRUTALIST soundscapes - marionette theater - LOVE and HATE combine to protest and promote the entropy of the universe. Join absurdist historian Madeline Magnifico, known as MaMa (portrayed by Jerilyn Paige), for art history in the making.

World Premiere! In this one-act play, David, a lonely bachelor, is craving a real human connection. His A.I assistant, Alberta is determined to prove she's the only one he needs. Will she prove to be enough when things get dark? Starring Campbell & Alikhan Lochin. Directed by Robert Lee Hart

A coming of age drama set in Kansas during the 1920s. Follows a teenage African American woman with ambitious dreams of becoming a famous performer, despite the traditional expectations of her family, and the oppressive systems at play throughout the Jim Crow era.