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After falling for a seductive photographer, a screenwriter must outsmart his partner’s escalating narcissism before a web of manipulation costs him his career and his right to stay in the country. Cast: Michael Dukakis, Jose Eduardo Moreno, Tina D’Marco, Brianna Bell, Jaide Blessing, Anuradha Senevi

A powerful music producer derails a young girl's promising singing career and she spends the next 50 years waiting tables. When he meets an untimely end he is barred from heaven. To gain entrance he must, with a little help from the Universe, rewind time and help her reclaim her true destiny.

The Black and The Jew She's Black, He's Jewish. STILL Married after 26 year. Oy Vey! A two-person comedy with razor-sharp insights on race, sex, politics and marriage starring real-life inter-racial couple, Epstein and Hassan. "Unlike any you've ever seen." - Backstage

After meeting their princes, Snow White and Cinderella realize that they no longer want the traditional "fairy tale" ending. With a little help from their Fairy Godmother, they set out on a wild journey through the nightclubs of the Forbidden Forest in search of adventure and promiscuity.

Growing Up Jordy Pordy is writer and performer Jordan Herskowitz’s hilarious and heartwarming autobiographical one man play about life as a professional mascot. But once his furry gloves come off, Herskowitz narrates a powerful story about self-identity, family, and the strength of the human spirit.

BRENDAN EPRILE AND GREG DRISCOLL are "Boyfriends Who Sing Together."These two young, gifted performers grace the stage with their contrasting styles in a playful and entertaining cabaret

Racism. Revolution. Pioneer. Madame Tussauds', the name behind the famous waxworks, story has never been told... Until now. Chosen to be King Louis XVI's sister's art tutor, she was thrusted into the heart of the French Revolution, before escaping to create a legacy lasting to this day.

Six actors, five chairs, one table, and an ocean...Bound to and by the sea, 6 fishermen discover, despite their differences, a deep bond with each other. But risking storms, friendships, and relationships ashore, will the crew lose more than just a way of life?

A fun, fresh, and quirky one-woman adaptation of Shakespeare's The Taming of the Shrew guaranteed to put a smile on your face even if you hated reading Hamlet in high school.

an old actor-clown forgotten backstage, after his swan song, reminisces about life & art. interspersed are characters from the bard of avon's genius. this minimalist solo performance begs the basic question: "where does life end & when does art begin?"