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Tea for Two, inspired by Overtones (1915) by Alice Gerstenberg, follows two women in a seemingly polite conversation as their inner selves surface, revealing rivalry, desire, and unspoken truths. A sharp, playful exploration of the clash between social masks and darker, untamed selves.

Join us for our annual feedback session, hosted by HFF leaders Ellen & Lois. We will chat through successes and struggles (as well as early data from the HFF26 Artist Survey) and take feedback in a roundtable-style format.

A working actor who aged out of playing teens and turned to drag (Dino Petrera aka Trita Wright) and a 42-year-old struggling actress (Keri Blunt) each answer what it means to be (or not to be) a performer in an industry designed to erase them. Directed by Caitlin Norton Wyatt, with Mikki Hernandez.

A one-person comedy about growing up queer in an immigrant household and learning how to tell the truth without losing your sense of humor. Blending stand-up, storytelling, and pop anthems inspired by Madonna and Taylor Swift, Cyrus revisits family pressure, identity, and self-acceptance, turning pe

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.

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 high profile lawyer, at the top of her game, defends tech companies against those who are harassed on their sites. Then her private life collides with her professional convictions... Justice is a powerful solo show that grabs you and doesn’t let go!

Greg is a struggling LA actor who hasn’t booked in years, until a producer, Pat, emails him out of the blue. An unexpected friendship forms. Their fragile, all-consuming entanglement leads Greg to believe his break is within reach, as the line between what's real and what he's conjured dissolves.

Eat Pray Cult is a stand up comedy show about getting divorced and joining a cult. Well, almost a cult.

Eliza Dillon is a slacker, a quitter, and a self-saboteur. Her body of work is not only unimpressive, but virtually nonexistent. Nevertheless, she will attempt to win an Emmy, a Grammy, an Oscar, and a Tony in just one hour. Can she do it? Objectively, no. But it’ll be fun to watch her try!