Feminist

Only one person's ever been struck by a meteor & lived. For Mrs Hughes, that meant achieving the American Dream—briefly. To recapture fame, she's going for country music stardom, despite periodic musical possession by the meteoric Space Rock. The sky IS falling. Come enjoy 6-8 songs about it!

Napoleon Bonaparte wanted to conquer Europe. His scandalous little sister had other ideas. When her husband contracted a virginal statue of Pauline, she posed buck ass naked instead — TRUE STORY! Our comedy takes place at the party where the shocking statue is unveiled. Written by Shannon Corbeil.

FAT DEAD CORPSE- Even the title demands attention, the story behind it is raw, powerful, exactly what audiences need right now, they just don't know it yet. Born out of pain like a phoenix rising, a poor kid fights her whole life to keep the dream alive. Just don't die. Don't Give Up!

Commander Jane is awakened out of suspended animation early on her way to the next habitable planet to discover that the solo mission she signed-up for, has been changed without her consent. Now she's 2.5 million lightyears from home... locked in a starship with a man who claims to be her overseer.

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.

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.

A Sexy French Milkmaid fights against an oppressive regime to achieve democracy and free love in pre-revolutionary France.

What happens between Lady Macbeth's final exit and her death? She summons the spirits of Clytemnestra, Bathsheba, and Igraine in this story-spell of marriage, motherhood, murder, survival and legacy. Performed by Mary Chieffo (Star Trek Discovery). Written and Directed by Ellie Pyle (Bespoke Plays).

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."

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.

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.

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.

Dimple Kaur’s performance "Live Woman Live" is a solo theatrical piece that delves into the difficulty in Voicing the pain and the realities of violence,more so of sexual and emotional violence, focusing on the countless cases that remain unreported due to societal stigma and systemic barriers.

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?