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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.

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

Famous red-pilled breakdancing live-streamer, Jerry Alpha, prepares for the biggest b-boy battle of his career... but his estranged daughter won't stop interrupting his flow. (loosely inspired by Madi Hart's relationship with her real-life estranged, breakdancing, red-pilled father.)

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 dark comedy special about not giving up: chronic illness, dead dads, shitty jobs, and Hollywood rejection. Raw, funny, and uncomfortably specific. She hasn't made it, but she's not dead yet.

A solo show about five original characters who each have the dubious "honor" of being the first person eliminated from reality shows like Survivor, RuPaul's Drag Race, & The Traitors. Five First Boots explores rejection through the eyes of five people trying (or refusing) to cope with it.

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.

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.

Your Mother Called is a dance‑theatre-media fever dream contemplating our sense of meaning, nostalgia and facing the inevitable--a millennial's coming of age told 20 years late...with choreography.

A working actor who aged out of playing teens and turned to drag (Dino Petrera aka Trita Wright) and a 42-year-old struggling actress (Keri Blunt) each answer what it means to be (or not to be) a performer in an industry designed to erase them. Directed by Caitlin Norton Wyatt, with Mikki Hernandez.