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"Language of the Heart" An original play by Gina Rose Powell. Seven strangers on a subway discover a train wreck is exactly what their broken hearts needed.

Darksoul Theatre (tm) celebrates its 20th anniversary with this feature film documentary. Mikhail Tank holds a Guinness World Record in the arts & was the 1st artist to premiere a virtual one-person show (Edinburgh Fringe '09/as heard on the BBC). www.MikhailTank.com @MikhailTank

When all else fails, delve deep to emerge. In her lyrical performance, Jenna invites the audience to witness her own chaotic, existential journey. Using song, poetry and art, she tells a story that touches the unmovable and enlightens the heavy load. A new piece of art is made during each show.

Cindy Soul, featuring Rah Digga, female rap artist, responds to police brutality. In a remake of ‘Cinderella,’ a young black girl, struggling to survive, makes a stand for JUSTICE. In memory of George Floyd, a portion of the proceeds to the Equal Justice Initiative/JUST MERCY.

Strangers living in your house? What a GREAT idea! As a professional comedian who travels a ton, Jan took the plunge and became a home share host. Turns out money wasn't all she got. SuperHostess is her funny, frustrating, and eye-opening true trek into the world of sharing her home with strangers.

In the early years of the AIDS epidemic, a financially struggling gay porn magazine tries to stay in business by finding advertisers. When they approach a high-end manufacturer of condoms a battle between the businesses upends everyone’s lives. And love springs up midst the conflict.

August 1939. West Suffolkshire, England. It's a peaceful, hot summer day, but Mikey has just killed a Nazi. His pal, Bug, the town newspaper publisher, wants him to turn himself in, but Mary, Mikey's fiancee, isn't so sure it's warranted. A World Premiere play about the quandary of killing Nazis.

Funny and fearless, award-winning Pretty Face chews up the unbearable American newsfeed and spits out a story that you'll love to hate and hate to love. Written and performed by Amanda Huotari of Celebration Barn Theater. Directed by Aitor Basauri of the UK's premiere comedy ensemble, Spymonkey.

It sounds silly, it's been largely forgotten, and it killed 21 people—it's the Great Molasses Flood of 1919.

A modern-day adaptation of Chekhov’s Three Sisters, the Parker siblings navigate their stifled ambitions and fractured relationships while stuck together in their family home as the COVID-19 pandemic forces them to grapple with their longing for a better future.