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But, I'm a Cheerleader x The Passion of the Christ + 3 original worship songs

The Roommates explores grief, forgiveness, and the messy realities of modern relationships—proving that even the most chaotic friendships can survive if people are willing to grow.

A short comedic play written by Anton Chekhov, infused with modern style, physical comedy, and silliness.

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.)

Matt & Ben depicts Hollywood's Golden Boys before J-Lo, before Project Greenlight, before Oscar ... before anyone actually gave a damn. When the screenplay of Good Will Hunting drops mysteriously from the heavens, the boys realize they're being tested by a Higher Power.

From award-winning writer-director Rachael Meyers, "What Survives" explores, through heart and humor, what it means to be human in 2026.

Feel like the world has gone to Hell lately? So does Lady Satan! Angel or Devil - decide for yourself in this one woman, highly comedic Burlesque narrative that explores how everyday people are feeling the stress and heat of all of this new political nonsense!

Overly attached GenX Sapphic and former Lesbian Avenger rises up after fascism grips America and targets the LGBT community. Steeped in the internal conflict to stay and protest amidst the fall, she rallies her queer friends to research asylum. Nostalgic for the '90s, they face it together.

An interactive comedy show starring Aidan Flynn who deserves to be famous, but isn't. Aidan Flynn will prove to you, Aidan Flynn is incredibly talented, and ascend into stardom.

The women of Quentin Tarantino in a one woman sketch show. This HFF25 sold-out hit is back with brand new characters, multimedia elements, and even more audience surprises. Bigger and badder than ever: this is the whole bloody affair. Written & performed by Lani Harms, directed by Laurie Magers.