Theatre

On opening night of The Threepenny Opera, Kurt Weill demands the show be canceled—Lotte Lenya’s name is missing from the program. Desperate to perform, she relives her traumatic past through emotional songs and haunting dances. Sung. Danced. Lived But will it be enough to change his mind?

QFWFQ is based on Italo Calvino's If On a Winter's Night a Traveler. A labyrinthine, surrealist journey that touches on the politics of gender, music, international relations and storytelling itself, QFWFQ is a show that never begins nor ends. You're confused. So are we. Co-directed by Hannah Pilkes

Get lost in the blur of emotional unintelligence. Somewhere between a TED talk, preschool circle time, and group therapy, this show will help you get to know feelings you never knew you had. FEELINGS is comedian Elodie Azoulay's first solo show and a delightful romp through the psyche.

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.

If "Legally Blonde" and "Next to Normal" had a passive-aggressive, Southern, Jewish baby, they would likely name it "Bless Your Heart." This trauma-bonding, intergenerational pop-folk, musical (cabaret edition) will inspire you to craft your own future...and make your family seem "normal" somehow.

A scathing commentary on the American health care system. When Neil Camden loses his job and health benefits, his wife, Adi Carota, can no longer get her life-saving insulin. In a period of frustration and desperation, Neil takes matters into his own hands.

In 1911 the world's most famous painting was stolen from the Louvre -- vanished! Hearst yellow journalist Karl Decker sets out to crack the case, with singing, dancing and some "creative" reporting. With irresistible melodies from 5X GRAMMY® nominee David Arkenstone, Wayne Moore, and Steven Vlasak.

A pair of actors are excited to present an absurdist classic, assuming their lawyer settles things with the playwright's estate in time. If you'll just bear with them, they're sure it'll all be worked out soon. Surely the estate doesn't actually care about their gender, right?

In this meta comedy, high school theatre kid Tamra Wasserman forces her friends to help mount a production of her autobiographical play at Hollywood Fringe as protest for not being cast in the lead role of her spring musical, Anything Goes. Things… don’t go as planned.