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A writer and a director sit in an A-List movie star's office waiting room. And they wait. WAITING FOR [GAL] GADOT explores the angst and existential absurdity of being a creative professional. Come gather for a theatrical communion. We are all facing this world alone. Why not do it together?

In the wake of a personal tragedy, a young man seeks work at a lockdown mental health facility. While searching for absolution, he becomes misguided by his savior's complex leading to broken promises and dire consequences. What does it mean to help when saving someone may be impossible?

When an aging actor and his new protege find a real dead body on a crime show set, they begin an acting exercise that goes wildly off the rails.

May's an idealist. She's fighting for a better world. When the old regime finally falls, May's devotion to the cause is rewarded with a job as a prison photographer. But as the faces of the enemy pass before her unflinching lens, will they shake May's belief in the brave new world she helped create?

⭐ Larchmont Buzz "Pick of the Week" – One of the festival's must-see shows.

Emotional Alpha is a solo show with one tiny, super easy goal - to fix all straight men. FOREVER. Join Male Emotions Specialist, Eleos Richard (think if Brené Brown was a member of SEAL Team 6), at his Alpha Male Bootcamp as he transforms emotionally flaccid adult boys into military grade empaths

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.

After falling for a seductive photographer, a screenwriter must outsmart his partner’s escalating narcissism before a web of manipulation costs him his career and his right to stay in the country. Cast: Michael Dukakis, Jose Eduardo Moreno, Tina D’Marco, Brianna Bell, Jaide Blessing, Anuradha Senevi

My grandmother had an imaginary friend who turned out to be not so imaginary. My family can’t agree on politics and what’s going on in the world, but we agree that these things happened and we still don’t know what it all means. Ready for a supernatural comedy show that gives you goosebumps?

Because some stories are not told with words alone. SPLIT: Between Two Nervous Systems is a deeply moving solo dance-theatre experience about migration, identity, womanhood, and the hidden impact of complex trauma. If you’ve ever reinvented yourself, this show will stay with you.