Search Results

The first act from a new series of operatic dramas that bring to life a collection of key events in the lead-up to 9/11, fully sung to an enthralling pop-orchestral score.

A comedy magic show for people who hate magic shows. Real one-star reviews, on-stage interrogations, fake psychic powers, tricks with math, and impossible moments sneak past your defenses while you're too busy cringing. And the best part? You don't even have to like magic. We kind of hope you don't.

Trickster, both comic and haunting, weaves together a series of mythical tales from around the world to explore the mischievous and profound aspects of the archetype in our lives.

A hard-of-hearing singer—known as the Deaf Lady Gaga—moves through fame, identity, and cancel culture, forced to confront a brutal truth: who gets to exist—and who gets erased. A 60-minute ASL solo show with original music, guided by a Trans and Disabled hero.

An absurdist internet haul turned object-theatre show. Rivera (producer of HBO’s Chimp Crazy and former Museum of Sex curator) reanimates sex-toy objects to expose our strangest desires and the cost of avoiding real connection.

World Premiere! In this one-act play, David, a lonely bachelor, is craving a real human connection. His A.I assistant, Alberta is determined to prove she's the only one he needs. Will she prove to be enough when things get dark? Starring Campbell & Alikhan Lochin. Directed by Robert Lee Hart

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.

A 6 person character study about 3 couples at different stages of a relationship ( a beginning, middle and end ) all converging at their local bar with comedic and tragic results.

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.

Eat, Pray, Bathe in an intergalactic bathhouse with an ancient ancestor and find out if you're your ancestors' wildest dreams–or worst nightmare. Receive unsolicited advice, poetry, and a surprise visit from a Syrian bathroom slipper in this silly ode to revolution, joy, and self-expression.