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Sarah Ruhl's MELANCHOLY PLAY is a raucous, genre-bending melodrama. Tilly suffers from exquisite melancholy. Everyone she meets finds it irresistible - and promptly falls in love with her. When her sadness suddenly vanishes, chaos ensues. Don't miss this romantic comedy having an existential crisis.

In the golden age of bimbos one actress emerges more pathetic than the rest. Her mission? To write and rewrite her unpublished memoir in front of a live audience. What's worse than being a child actor? What happens when failure is the only option? She is destined to find out.

After last year’s Honey Honey Moon Moon (★★★★★ EdFestMag.com) this hilarious musical duo returns with a hot new hour of consensual folking. As seen in the Guardian, heard on BBC, and once reposted by P!NK.

A politically progressive older couple heavily involved in today's resistance movement is suddenly gripped by fear and paranoia after making a shocking discovery. Stars Jill Holden and Steve Hofvendahl. Late Seating Policy: No seating after the show begins.

A ditzy, delusional woman's apartment is invaded in the dead of night. As she confronts a faceless intruder, the lines between external danger and internal turmoil begin to blur. What unfolds is a surreal descent into her fractured psyche. Are the real threats outside her door or within her mind?

This is a split bill, two great shows, one unforgettable night. First, a fully foley mime show about a traveling musician unraveling hours before a life-changing audition. THEN help John, the sleepiest clown, get ready for the day. Buckle up for a double-whammy of fun and hilarity!

Hollywood Chola is a one woman show about XOCHI SANCHEZ, a Mexican-American actress who only gets cast to play Cholas on screen, who is forced to go to “Anger Management Therapy” because she punched a white Security Guard who wouldn’t let her into the studio because he thought she was a criminal.

When an alien ship intercepts their courier vessel during a deep-space contract, two pilots must contend with both a faulty translator and their tempestuous personal history. Past Lives meets Star Trek.

Two brothers locked in a lifelong battle of love, rivalry, survival, and identity. A raw, intimate staging of Suzan‑Lori Parks’ Pulitzer Prize–winning Topdog/Underdog brought to life by two actors at the height of their craft.

Gilli Goes to HR: A Play in One Act A satirical exploration of corporate culture, misinformation and social media intertwined with a journey through Hollywood history.