Bittersweet

In 2006, Danielle and Katie meet as roommates their freshman year of college, falling into instant friendship and sisterhood. Watch these two monsters navigate love, life and loss in an hour long dramedy that follows the girls through each semester of college.

A dark comedy about death and friendship, Funeral Potatoes examines what makes it all worth it when you’ve spent your entire life planning for a future you won’t have.

“The London Rose” is a musical that tells the story of Edward Kingsley, a transgender man in Victorian London, who returns home to rebuild his life one month before Oscar Wilde's conviction of homosexuality.

Our award-winning show in it's new iteration. A cast who has created and written a show of life, love and gratitude. This is our 10th version of the YOU Project and all have won encore awards. Don't miss either version of this intimate lovely piece of theatre.

Canceled

CATHARSIS is a solo show created to process one’s personal journey towards self-recognition amidst the (de)stabilizing effects of adoption. Megh invites audiences to occupy her [head]space as she uses poetry, movement, and sound to remember her histories and explore her futures.

Taking place over 3 pivotal moments in the history of the American Video Store, our intimate story of clerks and customers examines the rise and fall of a cultural phenomenon that defined a generation.

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.

WINNER – Best of the Broadwater, NOMINATED – "Best Musical" and "Don’t Wait. Create!" awards: A disgraced ex-astronaut tries to redeem her tarnished image, with mixed results. A world-premiere musical comedy from the creative team that brought you last year's Fringe hit, "Disasteroid!"

Vincent and Jerry invite you to their wedding…if they go through with it! Gay marriage, with an Alzheimer’s twist. Edinburgh Fringe reviews: “Funny, romantic.” "An incredible performance by John Fico."

A Falling Star at Buzzard's Roost follows hard-touring retro-Rockabilly from a kitschy, Alabama Drive-Inn Diner (off-season) through a wormhole in time to the first days of Rock & Roll. The reluctant time-travelers find love and learn life lessons as they struggle to get back to present day.

A far-right, Pentecostal helicopter-mom struggles to keep her hell-raising son on the path of righteousness as he enters his first public school. When a powerful addiction takes over her son's life, she must accept that you can't save everyone, and that not every miracle can be left up to God.

August and Bobbie have been broken up for weeks. Bobbie comes back to the apartment she left to pick up the last of her things. Like a manic, time-jumping fever dream- they recreate all of their highs and lows of their relationship. Only, they have differing memories and perceptions of the events.