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A college recruiter finds himself and four high schoolers held at gunpoint by another disgruntled kid.

Can we ever stop paying for the past? Can the person we want to be ever escape the person we are now and were then? What price must be paid for not only our own crimes, but those of people close to us? Sins is a frank look at what we all deal with when we cannot overcome our own failings.

The Circle Table explores several vignettes threading characters and relationships via FaceTime/phone calls and asks: How does digital communication hamper or enhance analog components of life like love, family, depression, self-exploration and fulfillment?

When his five year old nephew carelessly hurls a racial epithet at his partner, a man sets fire to his relationship with his sister, setting into motion a series of events that have tragic consequences for both of their families.

Five short comedies exploring the middle age white male struggle to fit in during these confusing times. FANDOM - navigating politics, POLITE RACISM - analyzing ethnicity, SUICIDE PACT - tolerating millennials, BRITTLE TROMBONE - contemplating economics, FANTASY FOOTBALL - grasping identity

Jack and Erica find love after a one-night stand. She wants to be a famous actress and he's a mysterious Irishman who has the money to make her dreams come true – until a Russian screenplay, two million dollars in unmarked bills and taboo desires threaten to tear them apart. How much is too much?

In this participatory workshop with internationally acclaimed physical theatre artists Jordan Rosin and Yokko, students will use principles from diverse theatrical traditions like Butoh Dance to cultivate the awareness, creativity and articulation necessary to move, devise, & dance with resonance.

An unarmed black man rises from the dead to wreak havoc on America. Edward: Black Psycho is a one act solo play that explores why the marginalized riot. Suppression and Oppression lead to pain; and that pain leads to revenge.

For the hood by the hood.

the world has become numb to unspeakable tragedies... but how can one stay numb when terror strikes so close to home?

What happens when you find yourself trapped- alone, in a room with the last person you ever wanted to see again?

A powerful show which takes us into an actual trip made by Sidney Poitier and Harry Belafonte to the racially charged segregated deep south of Mississippi. This brilliantly crafted fictional debate eloquently explores the individual approaches on how to achieve liberation for people of color.

The power of positive thinking goes hilariously wrong when a new neighbor teaches two dispirited friends an Ancient Peruvian Self Help Philosophy. Instead of being transformed they end up held hostage by two inept kidnappers. "Be careful who you wish for" has never been more appropriate.

Tribal Acting is a 90-minute physical-based workout incorporating elements of Viewpoints, including gesture/song/text, all accompanied by live percussion. All levels welcome. Workshop led by John Wuchte, creator of this years fringe project Scarlett Fever.

In the distant past of 2007, Casey writes fanfiction for the hit Alfie Wunderkid series of books. She writes really, really, really bad fanfiction. On purpose. As the fanfiction comes to life, what started out as a joke slowly morphs into a way for her to cope with the reality of being a teenager.