Solo Show

A conversation about H.P. Lovecraft simply requires a drink or two.

In the first 48 hours of being placed in a Behavioral Health Rehab facility by her parents and soon to be ex-girlfriend, Caroline deflects therapists, psychologists, and nurse techs alike through humor, wit, and dazzling dissociation. Is it therapy or standup? You be the judge.

A teenaged girl, Young Jules, turns to her favorite rappers for the advice her father refuses to give. Through their lyrics, she navigates bullies, boys and 90’s teen angst to find the courage to go after her dreams. From De La Soul to J Dilla, Jules listens and finds her own voice!

“OFFICIAL WINNER OF THE HOLLYWOOD ENCORE PRODUCERS’ AWARD" Lady Penelope, the Los Angeles laureate of iambic pentameter and rhyme, reflects on modern life through her wry, beautifully crafted Elizabethan sonnets, wrestles with her past demons, and refuses to emerge from her comfortable quarantine.

Do I die or fly? "Aria ~ I am the Daughter of O$un” is full disclosure of my life as a psychic, black British immigrant, who had to trust her Divine Design to survive predators and navigate an alien territory: America. Original Jazz, Blues and Illumination will inspire you to heal trauma and thrive.

MONSTERS re-queering tales told Queer people have had our stories ripped away. History rewritten by the patriarchy. Love shamed where it once blossomed. Power taken where it should thrive. What if we took back the narrative? Put the queer back in myth? What if we weren't monsters?

In conservative Southwest Virginia, a puritanical pastor attempts to deliver his first sermon, but is interrupted by the many obscene voices in his head. He must confront his theology, sexuality, and identity in order to finish his sermon and... to survive. Written & Performed by Josiah Blount.

Stumbling down the street at 11:30 a.m. drunk, Effie is the kind of girl you'd avoid eye contact with. We think we know her, but we don't know the half of it. Welsh playwright Gary Owen uses the Greek myth of Iphigenia to tell a modern story: exploring social deprivation, poverty, and class.

Jo has been called a lot of things during her life - but which ones are true? And who gets to decide that?! In this comedy (with a few heart wrenching turns), we follow her from ages 5 to 50, as she tries to figure it all out. Nominated for Best Solo Play, Performer, and Director by Broadway World!

Hildegaard’s Dating Service & Matchmaking Agency is here for you! In this silent film meets theatrical clown show, I Made This For You explores the vulnerability of putting yourself out there, and the resilience to try, try, try again reminding us that connection is often found in unexpected places.

A multimedia solo choreopo'm that spirals through the mind of a Black trans non-binary artist at their wit's end. In this 60 minute performance, the Poet is haunted by thoughts and memories that are...ain't...is their own. A riot of thoughts, movement, and sound! An HFF23 Scholarship Recipient!

This is a show about a woman named Me. Me has an eating disorder. Me runs a small artisanal grocery store. Me is desperately seeking herself in everyone she meets. She wants to know-- what are you having for dinner and also what is the worst thing you've ever done? I'll go first.

It is 1916 and Holmes, having just returned to Baker Street from Watson’s funeral, feels compelled to tell his absent friend all that he should have told him when he was alive, including a shocking secret. Starring renowned Holmes actor Nigel Miles-Thomas ★★★★★"Miles-Thomas is impeccable as Holmes"

After selling out LONDON'S Camden Fringe, THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING ANXIOUS brings the angst to Hollywood. Featuring the voice of RICKI LAKE, Hal Cantor's coming-of-middle-age comedy is a raw, deeply personal look into one man's overwrought, forever fraught life. With lots of gay sex.

This is a story of trial by actual fire. Based on real events, it's about what happens in the wake of devastating loss and grief. Guided by an endearing collection of West Texas characters, this tender show explores what it means to choose life after death, and find faith—after faith.