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Two international solo works collide in one powerful evening. An Indian American lawyer & a South African man confront culture, naming, inheritance, and expectation. A dual solo experience exploring identity, belonging, & what it costs to live by someone else’s rules.

Journey through mirrors, memory and becoming with writer-performer Gabrielle Jackson as she weaves spoken word, movement, and music into a meditation on self-love as an act of resistance.

Actor and Comedian Roz Browne brings a hilariously unapologetic look at identity and belonging, from bussing to DNA to a life‑changing trip to find her tribe in Africa. Experience a hilarious night of comedic storytelling that tugs at your heart with truth, insight, and razor‑sharp humor.

The Agitators is a play re-enacting the live speeches of Fredrick Douglas, Paul Robeson, Martin Luther King and Malcom X. The plan is five speeches give by these four titan performed by one actor in 50 minutes. This is a shorter version of a longer play by this team.

A psychological drama (a la Manchester By The Sea meets Twilight) about grief, trust, and the cost we pay to be loved by family. On the eve of his play's premiere, a playwright witnesses a bizarre supernatural event. When his brother visits, they clash over family, control, and a mysterious chair.

Two Lies and a Truth is a bold, funny, and deeply personal solo show following a young man's search for identity by becoming everyone else. Jalen McKoy blurs truth and performance in playing a neurotic introvert, a former child star, and himself – unraveling the question: Who are you really playing?

After a woman in a mental wellness facility vanishes, the patients grow suspicious of each other and of the doctors overseeing their care. As the doctors try to hold together this fragile community of patients, questions arise surrounding the implemented treatments and the woman's disappearance.

A coming of age drama set in Kansas during the 1920s. Follows a teenage African American woman with ambitious dreams of becoming a famous performer, despite the traditional expectations of her family, and the oppressive systems at play throughout the Jim Crow era.

An intimate one-woman show uncovering a life lived against the odds, overcoming domestic violence and other hardships. With honesty and humor, she shares her journey through pain, faith, and grace—transforming struggle into strength and pain into laughter, as survival becomes transformation.

Riding the tide of love and heartbreak, Solace is haunted by ghosts, or rather those who ghosted him. In this poetic and surreal story of love and vulnerability, Solace expresses his thoughts that were robbed by silence.

For a year, Saph has been interviewing her father through his terminal cancer diagnosis. They've explored Trinidad, jobs, stories of falling in/out of love and making mistakes. The final topic is death, however Saph also has something she needs to say: She's trans. Who will get the final word?

Kara has it all: The column. The blonde. The boyfriend. The answers. Russ has… a bone to pick: Why is dating advice always written for somebody else? A show about being brown, queer, chronically ill, and lonely. DM @dafuq.show for discounts and cross promotion! Learn more at bit.ly/fuqme ;)

The belly holds more than food. A young Black girl from South Chicago journeys through trauma, abuse, and bullying, uncovering how seen and unseen forces shape her body while keeping score. Raw, funny, and deeply human, this is a journey into discovering something new.

“The Complete (and Abridged) Works of August Wilson” is a fast-paced, irreverent theatrical romp where two mismatched theater workers attempt to free a ghost trapped in their building—by performing the entire August Wilson cycle.

As the world around us begins to fall apart, Desiree a failed writer and recovering strong Black woman decides to take matters into her own hands and finally control the narrative of her life. She has decided to kill herself and make her suicide note her best work yet.