Feminist

Jaime - a complex, dynamic, feral woman - plans to grace the world with the most honest one-woman show this town has ever seen... if her doofus director would stay out of her way. Together they'll rehearse until they find a socially acceptable level of public confession - or die trying.

Taiwan, 1998, a foreign woman sits. After confessing to the murder of her husband, her memories goes blank. In the interrogation room, trauma brings illusion. Oppressed women and Medea dance, telling their similarly unfair destinies. Myth and reality blending...She rages.

What if Ophelia took acid? This psychedelic solo show follows the true story of a half-Iranian woman from the streets of Seattle to the depths of the Amazon in a raw search for healing, identity, and meaning. A fever dream of sex, shame and a splash of punk rock- Ophelia gets a different ending.

Join Dave and Mark as they embark on a profoundly idiotic quest to eat a delicious and dangerous new meat: bear. Will their crazed cravings be satisfied? Or will they bite off more than they can chew? A critically acclaimed, darkish comedy written and directed by Luke Balagia and Mack Stine.

NYT called 2024 “Peak College Admissions Insanity.” But what happens AFTER you’ve been accepted? When a boy-crazy nerd, a power-hungry activist, and a spoiled Russian oligarch’s daughter are assigned to be roommates, their clashing visions for college quickly lead to big drama in their tiny dorm.

A darkly comic one-woman play about learning to let go. Maya, a tightly-wound accountant, lives by her doctrine of ‘existential risk management’. But when a promotion tempts her off-track, she’s forced to reckon with chaos she can’t control.

EAT THE MAMA is a wildly funny and unexpectedly tender journey about the strange universe of new motherhood. In this critically-acclaimed solo show, Jessica reimagines herself as an astronaut after giving birth—not to explore new worlds, but to survive the unforgiving terrain of early parenthood.

It's 1968 and three Kittens (AKA cocktail waitresses) are lured to work at the New York Pussy Cat Club by the glamour, career opportunities, and pay, but the club soon pushes them to their limits and challenges their preconceived notions of what it means to be a "modern woman."

The zany tale of Lugosi, the iconic star of "Dracula," and Millay, the Jazz Age poet—how the feminist who burns the candle at both ends meets (or does she?) the vampire player from Hungary hoping to leave his mark on the world, or at least on its neck.

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?

A beleaguered playwright/director is upended when a brazen amateur auditions for his adaptation of the classic sadomasochistic tale "Venus in Fur." This mysterious, erotic comedy from David Ives screams sex, probes self-proclaimed feminism and begs the infamous axiom: careful what you wish for.

"Magnet" is a solo musical comedy show about the end of the world, becoming your breast self, and Jennifer Coolidge…as god. As an asteroid heads to Earth, Sarah Rachel Lazarus (writer/star) embarks on a journey to save the world with the help of her Greek Chorus...Jennifer Coolidge & Bernie Sanders.

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 women of Quentin Tarantino in a one woman sketch show. This HFF25 sold-out hit is back with brand new characters, multimedia elements, and even more audience surprises. Bigger and badder than ever: this is the whole bloody affair. Written & performed by Lani Harms, directed by Laurie Magers.

In the suburb of Granite Bay, CA, four teenage girls in a wizard rock band grapple with the ending their band, friendships, and the Harry Potter franchise. Note: this play is not affiliate with, nor endorses JK Rowling and her beliefs. Content warning for self harm and attempted suicide.