Mental Health

A high profile lawyer, at the top of her game, defends tech companies against those who are harassed on their sites. Then her private life collides with her professional convictions... Justice is a powerful solo show that grabs you and doesn’t let go!

After getting COVID, Spencer can’t stop telling the truth. Desperate to fix himself, he seeks a therapist. What begins as a cure spirals into a surreal, darkly comic excavation of memory, identity and buried trauma.

CALL MY SON - 1-Act play of an adult man caring for his Mom with Alzheimers/dementia. Humor, heartbreak and hope. MY CHRISTMAS MOM - Storytelling show from a 3x Moth Winner about David growing up with his mother Joan Carol, who was born on Christmas and was the kindest person he knew.

Eliza Dillon is a slacker, a quitter, and a self-saboteur. Her body of work is not only unimpressive, but virtually nonexistent. Nevertheless, she will attempt to win an Emmy, a Grammy, an Oscar, and a Tony in just one hour. Can she do it? Objectively, no. But it’ll be fun to watch her try!

This one woman show about Joan of Arc and mental illness is combination history lesson and autobiography. Both humorous and heartbreaking, it weaves together the stories of Joan of Arc, the writer’s journey with mental health, and the moment where both women’s lives overlap.

Ho-Jung is a freshman at a college of her overbearing mother's choosing. To rebel, she joins the rowing team on a whim and discovers a joy for the sport. However, this joy is short-lived, as being the only person of color in a very white sport proves to be a painful endeavor. Will she stay afloat?

After drama school has left him feeling empty, Dylan, a 20-year-old theatre nut, performs a VERY SERIOUS solo adaptation of an American classic play. As the show comes apart at the seams, Dylan begins to wonder if some ideas (and a few dreams) are BETTER ON PAPER...

World Premiere! In this one-act play, David, a lonely bachelor, is craving a real human connection. His A.I assistant, Alberta is determined to prove she's the only one he needs. Will she prove to be enough when things get dark? Starring Campbell & Alikhan Lochin. Directed by Robert Lee Hart

Shakespeare's most loved tragedy condensed into a powerful 60 minute performance.

Puerto Rican drag king Ramón returns with his interactive new show: RADICAL ACTS: Tomfoolery, Grief & Whimsy! Expect games, calls to action, & a glow-in-the-dark grief dance party to tackle tyranny. Cuz when a wannabe king and his court of chaos run the show, we don’t bow down — we clap back!

Please Don’t Cry is a one-woman show that highlights hilarious moments hidden in the darkest of times. Dione is traditionally a character sketch actress. After a dramatic period of life filled with death, depression, and divorce, this is her first performance unmasked—as none other than herself.

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.

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?

A powerful love story inside and beyond a psychiatric ward. When Greg, a man with schizophrenia, meets fellow patient Valeria, they form a profound connection. As they leave the hospital behind and their bond deepens, will love hold together a fractured mind or become the very thing that breaks it?

Set in a 1940s therapist's office, a therapist is navigating her own crisis while trying to keep her composure in front of patient, after patient, after patient. Even your therapist needs someone to talk to.