Feminism

Emily Nicole Hansen is the female lead you've seen way too many times. GRIN AND BEAR IT is a character clown comedy show featuring your favorite female film/tv archetypes. As the familiar tropes begin to unravel, the real woman breaks through the script—yanking the audience along for the rewrite.

Rebecca Melody has just wandered into your local bar's karaoke night in a wig and a housedress. She seems like she just fell off the turnip truck, but is she hiding something behind those big sad clown eyes? A feminist clown show told through karaoke, storytelling, and audience interaction.

Onboard a train, conservative housewife Barbera enjoys a spirited debate with Marlene, a German transwoman. As they fiercely debate gender identity, book-burning & the rising right; anger softens into awareness as they struggle towards mutual acceptance. The train races on but who will step down?

5 women wake up in a giant mason jar. A factory worker, a privileged intern, a middle manager, a immigrant cleaner, and a jilted sales girl. With only two things in common: they work for the same company and they're in the same jar, tensions rise and we see the risk of fear and power of solidarity.

Hours after her “mutual” breakup, an insecure and somewhat drunk young woman receives too much attention from a married man. Now the almost-virgin tells how she got to where she is while dealing with the guilt and shame of being "The Other Woman."

On a quest to prove herself in the world of 1980s video games, an idealistic programmer develops her own game and learns the importance of community and the cost of unbridled ambition in the world premiere of this heartfelt, hilarious, high-energy musical.

As America's pendulum swings from cultural soul-searching to non-White history being scrubbed from government websites, singer-songwriter Rain Perry looks to her own White family tell a true story about America.

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.

A beleaguered playwright/director is upended when a brazen amateur auditions for his adaptation of the classic sadomasochistic tale "Venus in Fur." This mysterious, erotic comedy from David Ives screams sex, probes self-proclaimed feminism and begs the infamous axiom: careful what you wish for.

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.