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What if freedom feels like falling? The production exposes the hidden world of Iran's underground theatre ,where plays gathering dust in closet for years for approval .Where the price of freedom is exile and the cost of staying is silence until home is no home.

An immersive old-school revival offering congregants a chance to be saved, and release themselves from the soul-stealing sin of Social Media. The DYA Church is a sex- and body-positive, pro-queer, antiracist, antifascist, nondenominational church. This performance features one photo of a human butt.

At a desolate crossroads where no train ever stops, the Man, Woman, and Linesman circle one another in an absurd attempt at connection. Connected only through letters and photographs, the Man and Woman cannot reconcile expectation with reality, blocking connection, failing to recognize each other.

Tired of modern-day America? Come see a COMEDY about a republic's descent into a fascist emp–– oh. Anyway... do you like Shakespeare's Julius Caesar and Antony & Cleopatra? Watch those beloved characters speak MODERN-DAY English, grapple for power, fall in love, and roast the HELL out of each other.

Lady M is a reimagination of Macbeth, where Lady M and the witches take the lead. A dark comedy where loss and the supernatural spark ambition and revenge.

Award-winning artist Duane Forrest blends the timeless music of Nat King Cole with powerful storytelling in a moving exploration of legacy, identity, quiet resistance and what it means to belong.

It's the year 1991 and San Diego divorcee Celine Solution has a decision to make: kill her ex-husband and his new wife, or don't.

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?

Tyson Miller is dead. Tasked with writing his eulogy, Tyson’s estranged best friend is confronted by the memories that emerge. When someone we love suddenly becomes a stranger, are our stories ever enough to capture who they really were?

Every Caverns and Creatures campaign needs three things: Knights! Wizards! And political discourse? When a group of friends finish their long-running C&C campaign, an exploration of what comes next turns into a heated debate over political differences that might be more treacherous than any monster.