Truth

Starting in the rural suburbs of Philadelphia, My Tiger follows a young mixed race boy as he comes to terms with his ethnicity. This semi-autobiographical story takes place over 25 years and examines the price people pay for their identity. *Content Warning* Racism, Bigotry, Fascism

One Body. Many Truths. These voices rose in me—loudest during BLM, but echoing my whole life. Each one, a question. A wound. A hope. Through shifting characters, I ask: how do I move, breathe, survive in this skin? Come witness their joy, their rage, their truths.

Set in 1950's Virginia, Wilhelmina, a young jazz singer from New York, finds work at a luscious mansion owned by a wealthy white man. This man, Mr. Brayson Ashford, has also been rumored to have murdered his wife the day after their wedding.

What draws one person to another? Is a chance encounter between two people from different walks of life doomed to end as soon as they leave each other's sight? Or will the threads of connection follow them to Any Time and Place? Enjoy this 2 person show about love, society, and living in the moment.

An immigrant performer tells her story, as she builds the road, brick by brick, to the artist she wants to become.

We're fixing' to revive the fury and grace of the born-again Jesus people of 1980's Oklahoma City! Join "The Preacher" on journey of discovery through love, murder, bulimia, speaking in tongues, Ancient Greek poetry, angels disguised as meth cooks, and the sentient tomato that started it all!

Come laugh away the calories about a girl who had to find the gutter to know where the sidewalk ends. Trigger warning there are jokes about my childhood which include incest, self harm,

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 The Second Coming of Joan of Arc, Joan returns to share her story with contemporary women and unmask the brutal misogyny behind male institutions. Defiant, irreverent, intelligent, and faithful to her own visions, Joan of Arc was one of the most well-documented figures of the 15th Century.

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.

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.

Onboard a train, conservative housewife Barbera enjoys a spirited debate with Marlene, a German transwoman. As they fiercely debate gender identity, book-burning & the rising right; anger softens into awareness as they struggle towards mutual acceptance. The train races on but who will step down?

From barely qualifying for The Itty Bitty Titty Committee to being president of The Big Booby Brigade, join Rachel and her two breast friends on a journey of chestal development. This show celebrates the universal struggle of learning to embrace who we are while laughing along the way.