World Premiere

Dr. Benjamin Bendigan is the leading expert on the most powerful organ currently beating inside you: the human heart. In this solo performance, enjoy an exclusive peek at the good doctor’s breadth of knowledge. Just be careful. He’s got a poison in his mind.

Famous spokesperson, Cell Phone Phil, goes on a search to find out the real story of his childhood hero...the reclusive Mikey from Life cereal.

Follow the revealing journey of three Yoruba goddesses as they grapple with the responsibility of creating a guide for black women trying to survive in a world that doesn't always allow them to thrive. *2018 Fringe Fest Scholarship Winner*

My Calico Soul is a journey of taking all the labels that get thrust upon us or even give to ourselves and fully embracing them including bisexuality.

On a twisting road to acceptance, a woman journeys into the deepest depths of her emotions to find clarity in the aftermath of her rape.

Original Play! Brothers Omar & Ramiro take elderly holocaust survivor Yolanda hostage & rob her to pay drug debts. Drama & humor compel these characters to discover a commonality. Their shared humanity redeems the material world that traps them. When the water boils, life takes a turn!

Choi and Rhoul haven’t seen Marty in a while. Then, over coffee and a stale muffin, he casually tells them he has cancer. And he wants to move to Hawaii. “Marty has Cancer” is a dark comedy about friendship, coming-of-age (in your 30’s), and the absurdity of “American Idol.”

Who would you call a Pervert? This is the story of a rising political star whose lust for power is challenged by the demons of his past and present. Sex scandals collide with dark family secrets, and Faustian bargains are made to serve the greater good.

The Color Collective is a variety show featuring women and POCs in everything from music and dance to stand-up and sketch comedy, We strive to be a show for all people, where we can be sure that the point of view of minorities and women are always heard.

Four short new musicals about an Amish couple, Tony the Tiger, ghosts of dead parents, and the chicken who crossed the road - straight out of New Musicals Inc.'s famous musical theatre writers' workshop.

CHURCHED, a half-hour existential comedy about the “going out of business, no soul left unsaved” sermon given by Vince Flynn interrupted by Kelli K. Bowden, the organist at the church.

Following the team owners' struggles to bring their underfunded league to prominence despite the odds; "BlackBalled" is an intimate look at the rise and fall of Negro League Baseball.

Through anecdotes and song, Laura Coyle tells a sharply funny and poignant story about growing up with a mom who some may call... A Piece of Work.

"Villain" compares the lives of two families who have to deal with the aftermath of the same tragedy, the shooting of a black teenage boy by a white police officer. To live righteously, must we create a villain?

A daughter grapples with her mother's decline in the final week of her life. This is an immersive piece where select audience members will interact as Nurses throughout the piece. We invite you to come say goodbye to the mother in the final hours of her life.