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Please Don’t Cry is a one-woman show that highlights hilarious moments hidden in the darkest of times. Dione is traditionally a character sketch actress. After a dramatic period of life filled with death, depression, and divorce, this is her first performance unmasked—as none other than herself.

Reed made something explode. "Kaboom!" is a hilarious and deeply personal solo show that traces Reed Rosenberg’s journey from a near-death experience to the front lines of substitute teaching. It’s a story about fire, failure, and the students who helped him forgive himself.

Mike's been working remotely around the world for 2 years and he's got some pivotal decisions to make. Should he move back to the U.S.? (Kind of depends on . . . you know.) Will he find true love? (He's not against the concept) Can he still be an astronaut when he grows up? (Ok, not gonna happen).

A play exploring the horror of state violence. It follows a journalist covering an anti-war march. Inspired by the 1970 Chicano Moratorium Against the Vietnam War. Incorporates poetry in English and Spanish; Brechtian and Beckettian techniques; and references to psychedelic rock and horror cinema.

“Small Engine Repair” is black comedy about three lifelong friends who meet in Frank’s Small Engine repair shop. They catch up and drink until Chad, a 19 year old college student shows up. What ensues is pure chaos.

Gather up, breathe, unplug, unwind. Join us on Saturday, June 20th at 3 pm, for a meditative decompression session led by members of our Access Advisory Board.

One bone lady. One unwilling participant. 30,000 skeletons. Find out what happens to you when you die in this “humerus comedy".

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 To write and rewrite her unpublished memoir in front of a live audience.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.

A clown thriller. A (gorgeous) woman has been performing this room for years. Usually to nobody. Tonight you're here. "...this may turn out to be the funniest thing I see during the festival." – Plays Unpleasant, Philly Fringe 2025 Review

Over a breakfast conversation, Tom convinces his son Danny to give up as a writer. Years later, when Danny has a similar conversation with a young writer, does he pass down inspiration ... or fear? A heartbreaking slice-of-life from the mind behind CONVENTION plunges us into the artist's nightmare.