Great Storytelling

An immersive exploration of identity, sexuality, and faith through a Sunday in the life of an urban pastor and his teenage daughter. Rochester, 1996 is highly interactive and mobile – the show progresses between multiple locations, starting and ending in Hollywood.

A moving new play by Jacob Smith, "Met Again" takes a look at the entirety of a unique but familiar relationship, from beginning to end, and how those big and small moments, connections, talks, fights, celebrations and experiences all come to mean something more.

Jake realizes he died today and tries to figure out if his life mattered and who he ultimately loved

“Left Turns” is a story where Laura takes you on a ride speaking candidly about her journey through abuse, trauma and finally finding the light on life’s highway. Sometimes life's journey is about ignoring the GPS and actually stopping to read the signs. Recalculate your G-Spot!

Craving new stories about SWAT teams, crayons, and pole dancing? I get it. Unfold a beach chair, pop open a cold one, and drink them all in… with even more absurd, true stories told by me, Keith Blaney. Live music: Nikki Kelly. Winner: Best Storytelling Show, NoHo Fringe 2017. http://fckfiction.com