One Person Show

Robots! AI! Self-driving cars! Will the robots drive us or drive us mad? In the world premiere of her sophomore show, Sarah Albritton combines storytelling, stand-up, and characters to challenge what it means to be human in an increasingly technology-focused world. No robots were harmed...yet.

Prometheus stole fire from the gods and gave it to humanity. You’re welcome. Now he’s here to explain himself. This is Greek mythology told by the Titan who lived it. Think ancient legend meets stand-up comedy, with a touch of cosmic regret & encouragement.

After ratting on her cellie, they wanted to put lusty lounge singer Diane Diane in witness protection-- but she's too big a star for that! Diane's coming back to Hollywood, baby! Joined by her ex and current husband, Reggie, on keys.

A boy dreams of becoming a brave knight. His hero dies and is faced with what life means when he is gone. Through his song and dance, Grant explores themes of masculinity and identity while creating connection, vanquishing dragons, and seeking love.

Bean is trapped inside her spaceship. Unfortunately for you, Bean lost her memories and must play sad little songs on her keyboard in order to get them back. But don’t worry. In space, there’s always time. Or is there? A funny, wistful, and weird sci-fi exploration of grief.

For Stan, being a vampire really sucks. He’s made every wrong choice for centuries. Instead of powers and riches, all he has to show for it is an eternal midlife crisis. Now that he can’t bring himself to feed, he tries everything and ultimately finds the key to being undead is learning how to live.

While waiting for biopsy results, Reina starts making jokes about throwing a Goodbye Uterus Party if she needs a hysterectomy. However, a call sends Reina to surgery and an era called "lifemaggedon," leading to her planning a party like no other while her world crumbles.

Solve the clues. Assemble the puzzle. Escape the room.

For decades, Frank Sriracha has been dazzling the world with his songs, his humor, and his sparkle. Tonight, he is proud to accept his Lifetime Achievement Award with a gala reception and an open bar. All he has to do is give a five minute acceptance speech.

Tom Ayers came up in NYC’s 80s comedy boom, working legendary clubs before years on the road and in TV and Film. Then life took a turn. Act Normal is a hilarious, heartfelt solo show about comedy, survival, and what it means to “act normal” when nothing about life is.

Come spend a day in the life with Ham— a country girl who tends farm, runs a livestock auction and is a star of the bar. People often ask me, "Sam, what is Mississippi like?" And this is a clown show about that. Kind of. It’s a “work hard, play hard” situation, where a country girl makes do.

How far would you go to conceive? Alice shares her own trials through infertility, facing disappointment after disappointment, until she gets her miracle baby. But can miracles really come true?

What do you do when you’re no longer willing to function in dysfunction? I don’t know either, but I know what I did. Dysfunction, comedic and tragic, culminates in a one-person acting extravaganza about family, enmeshment, violence, and the perils of finding your own path.

Everyone dies. Claire knows this—she's prepped 207 bodies at Scott and Son's Funeral Home. She's great at her job. What she's still figuring out is how to be one of the living. A world-premiere dark comedy about death, depression, and why the hell we've decided we can't talk about any of it.

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.