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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.

A one-act comedy following seven novice backpackers who share a hostel dorm together in Tirana, Albania. When a street riot breaks out in the city center, the travelers lose their patience, as they find themselves confined in a room with complete strangers.

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

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.

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.

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.

Fast forward... the 48th President of the United States is in the White House! You're officially invited to attend a 30-minute committee meeting where I'll be putting the finishing touches on my unconventional plan to reboot America.

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.

What do you do when you’re no longer willing to function in dysfunction? I don’t know either, but I know what I did. Dysfunction, comedic and tragic, culminates in a one-person acting extravaganza about family, enmeshment, violence, and the perils of finding your own path.