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Shakespeare's most loved tragedy condensed into a powerful 60 minute performance.

A soulful, satirical solo show blending humor, music, and depth psychology. Dr. Zen guides audiences through illusion, awakening, and the courage to hear their inner truth—part therapy session, part ritual, part theatrical rebellion.

A young woman wakes up to find her father has died from colon cancer before they could speak. Delving into their past conversations, she finds her voice. This is her story of coming to womanhood, family, grief, and love.

A two person drama set in a courtroom where the protagonist represents himself as the prosecutor seeking independence from a toxic relationship... but first he must first face his fears, a troubled past and his narcissistic mother.

When a textile salesman's car breaks down in a strange village, he lodges with a retired judge who thinks it might be fun to put him on trial for murder...

Eric has feelings for a girl. And she’s coming over tonight. Unsure what to do, Eric seeks out the advice of his two roommates (Rex and Trent), who manage to confuse him even more. To make matters worse, they all accidentally ingest a major psychotropic substance. And then Eric’s date shows up...

"Pertenencia?" follows two stories of LatinX youth disconnected from each other and their own culture. Nora, finds out she's adopted on her 16th birthday and Alejandro has always been taking care of his alcoholic mother while searching for his father who left the family. They both become friends.

Laura Irish (NZ/USA) weaves between her own unusual story of parenthood & the ancient Greek tragedy, Medea. Heartwarming, hilarious & heart-wrenching. "The entire audience was so enthralled by her magnetic storytelling we quite literally heard a pin drop from the set behind her." - Backstage Reviews

When a woman addiction to buying hair products threatens her friendships, she must attend group therapy sessions with other hair addicts and confront their hidden truths.

This production of Harold Pinter's "The Dumb Waiter" is a haunting depiction of classism that will examine the inability of humans to communicate with each other, the claustrophobia resulting from a lack of social mobility, and man's inhumanity to man.