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A darkly funny solo show about grief, attachment, and the illusion of control. Through chaotic storytelling and self-analysis, Andrew traces the patterns in his life and questions whether love is chosen, inherited, or simply repeated wiring.

Rachel Austin cannot stop thinking about the day her mom died. If only she could get a do over... then there would be confetti canons.

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.

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.

A fast-paced, darkly comic solo show, exploring the Dad-Daughter bond, legacy, and the power of words.

A psychological drama (a la Manchester By The Sea meets Twilight) about grief, trust, and the cost we pay to be loved by family. On the eve of his play's premiere, a playwright witnesses a bizarre supernatural event. When his brother visits, they clash over family, control, and a mysterious chair.

An intimate one-woman show uncovering a life lived against the odds, overcoming domestic violence and other hardships. With honesty and humor, she shares her journey through pain, faith, and grace—transforming struggle into strength and pain into laughter, as survival becomes transformation.

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.

For Stan, being a vampire really sucks. He’s made every wrong choice for centuries. Instead of powers and riches, all he has to show for it is an eternal midlife crisis. Now that he can’t bring himself to feed, he tries everything and ultimately finds the key to being undead is learning how to live.

Four darkly comedic short plays surround one mysterious death. Grief, sex & fidelity, family dysfunction, addiction, corporate greed and social media obsession thread these stories about the people who witness the tragedy unfold... from different units of a rumored-to-be hot apartment building.