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A play about the stories we tell to survive. Spanning pandemic present and historical past, The Great Dying weaves family crisis with contested colonial histories of disease and collective memory, as a writer confronts her father’s failing health, asking who tells the story, and at what cost.

Comedian Molly McLean plays an enthusiastic curator who fails spectacularly at giving a tour at an art museum.

Two clowns at the end of the world meet for two short one-act clown plays about the end of the world, "Due to An Unforeseen Apocalypse..." and "On The Road to Armageddon", bringing laughter, beauty, music, and maybe a little cannibalism, to the last moments of humanity.

You’ve made your show - now what? Join Dropout for a candid conversation on building your work as a self-sustaining project - from audience-building and cultivating fandom to thinking of yourself as a brand.

This story follows Joe Malone, a man freshly out of prison, carrying the weight of his brother’s death and searching for redemption through music, memory, and the family he left behind. A raw, intimate story of love, loss and music. *Original songs

Over a breakfast conversation, Tom convinces his son Danny to give up as a writer. Years later, when Danny has a similar conversation with a young writer, does he pass down inspiration ... or fear? A heartbreaking slice-of-life from the mind behind CONVENTION plunges us into the artist's nightmare.

Make Me is a wild, fast paced, totally improvised comedy where the audience designs characters, and Taya brings them to life. If you're a fan of comedy, clown, characters, and a little crazy- this show is for you!

If you loved Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, this is your show. A dreamscape of poetry, movement & story—one woman’s mythic journey across the threshold of motherhood, grappling with the past and begging the question: how does one become a parent when one hasn’t been parented?​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Charlotte’s Shorts is the taco truck of comedy. Fast, cheap and spicy. The world’s greatest actors read short works of fiction by Charlotte Dean. Hear from the most lovable, self-centered, clueless and downright awful people you never want to meet (but probably already know).

The latest presentation from world renowned self help author is scheduled on the night when his personal life is crumbling around him.