Heartfelt

An honest and humorous look at the emotional journey we take from our middle-years to becoming seniors of society. JULY 21 PM FINAL SHOW. REVIEWS: "Not a wrong note anywhere" - Night Tinted Glasses. "He kept the audience entranced throughout" - Indie Voice Blog.

A Conversation About the Expectation of Procreation: Jenny is running out of time to get pregnant. She takes action to fix "the problem," but runs into a whirlwind of opinions from friends, doctors, a beloved neighbor - even God. Ultimately, Jenny must look within to define FERTILE.

Imagine you only had minutes to decide what to take before your house burns down. What would you grab? Michael David Ker took his family photos, his surfboard, and sense of humor…The fire was just the grand finale of a year full of loss. A deeply personal show is full of humor, heartbreak, and hope.

“In the midst of winter, I found there was, within me, an invincible summer." A DEVISED, COLLABORATIVE JOURNEY INTO THOSE PERFECT LIFE MOMENTS. Surrender anew to sweet shade on bone hot days, barefoot in the dew & daffodils, celestial nights on shimmer. Remember when Summer lasted all Summer long?

6 Vignettes about women in the workplace that happen to take place in a restroom.

Blindsided is a one woman show about friendship, loss, and...a talking dog.

Shakespeare: "What's the big deal, amiright?" With 20 years teaching and performing experience, married couple Krisha & Cam Deaver will give students of all ages a jump-start to Shakespeare. Maybe he's a big deal because he could change your life. Come see.

"Dear Mom, Sorry For Being A B!tch” is a one-woman comedy show (with guests) written by and starring Christine Covode. Starting in elementary school and ending at college graduation, this whacky tale remembers our b!tchiest teenager moments and retells them in hopes of gaining forgiveness.

A young man raises his father. Then he leaves home. He meets a young woman who undoes him. The young woman has her own story. It's a play about legacy—how do we become who we are?—and it's about leaving home. We raise our children to leave us, to walk out into the world and then they do.

This one-man show is a personal love narrative told through acting, Yiddish song, music, and puppetry. Moti, the grandson, reveals lifelong lessons learned from his Hungarian grandmother’s life’s journey, winding its way from a village in Hungary, through the Holocaust, and to a small town in Israel