Great Acting

In 1935, actress and restauranteur Thelma Todd died mysteriously, igniting a media firestorm and leaving more questions than answers. Now, she's here to break down the case with the audience -- but there's more than meets the eye.

In this funny, fierce, and heartbreaking homage to The Seagull, through forty-three fast-paced, vibrant variations of the famous final scene, Steven Dietz puts Chekhov’s star-crossed lovers in a room and doesn’t let them out.

Three people engage in a dangerous game of cat and mouse where the lines between predator and prey blur with disturbing consequences.

A trago-comic exploration of what it means to be dedicated to your art through love and loss and its similarities to having an addiction through the many faces our heroine (pun intended), Emerald Athina Lucia Coppola.

Angie McDormitt’s (self-proclaimed intersectional theater-maker and human soul) dream is to bring her own modern retelling of The Wizard of Oz to 2025 audiences. With a few last-minute dropouts, big egos, and tech snafus, the production does not go exactly as she imagined.

When a Taiwanese American matriarch decides to end her life on her own terms, her family is thrown into emotional chaos. Part play, part oral history, The Pyrex captures the humor, heartbreak, and raw humanity of a real family in an unreal moment. A 2025 Hollywood Fringe Scholarship Recipient.

On a quest to prove herself in the world of 1980s video games, an idealistic programmer develops her own game and learns the importance of community and the cost of unbridled ambition in the world premiere of this heartfelt, hilarious, high-energy musical.

The Time Machine is a gender-bent reimagining of H.G. Wells' classic science-fiction novel. Set against the backdrop of late 1800's London, a pioneer scientist travels millions of years into the future in search of a perfect world, only to discover the dark truth about the human race.

20th-century Mothers, 21st-century daughters, and Wine ... what could possibly go wrong?

One person, multiple delusions, and the thin line between brilliance and mediocrity. A witty examination of self-delusion, the success we imagine, and the failure we achieve. Jim McCaffree thinks that being a national treasure is the road to self-acceptance, but it's the highway to hell.