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Lady Farts is an exploration of two women's journeys from childhood to adulthood, as non-conforming, slightly awkward, mostly outrageous "ladies." Covering everything from sexuality to religion to mental health to addressing the expectations of what women should be in today's society.

In this New Age when people – especially youth – all over the world are rising up, stories of those who rose up before us should empower us – but not if we can’t hear them. From the erasing of stories through the McCarthy Era to the censoring of social media today, someone wants us silenced. No way!

Ophelia opens up about the other man. Catalina De Erauso explains the rack. Eve eats a polar bear. Love letters we never thought we’d read, plus rants and raves from women you know and some you don’t. They’re all HEAD OVER HEELS. Admission is pay-what-you-want.

A journey into the world of Tolstoy's classic novel with a quick, witty sensibility and snippets of history that will hopefully whet your appetite to conquer the classic yourself.

"TehrAngeles" weaves the poignant tale of an Iranian diaspora in 1980s Los Angeles, exploring themes of hope, identity, and resilience through the lives of Zohreh, Sima, and a vibrant cast, underscored by evocative music that bridges cultures and amplifies their journey towards belonging.

PATTI’S AMERICA is a funny & touching one-woman show that looks into the life & loves of newly arrived Romanian immigrant Patti Zianescu on her journey to becoming a “real American woman!” Writer/performer: Joyce Hananel. Director: Gary Austin, Founder/Original Director of THE GROUNDLINGS.

A hip-hop satire detailing the rise of Donald Trump and the 2016 Presidential primary season.

In 2006, Danielle and Katie meet as roommates their freshman year of college, falling into instant friendship and sisterhood. Watch these two monsters navigate love, life and loss in an hour long dramedy that follows the girls through each semester of college.

A one act solo performance following a mixed AsianAm character known only as the Archivist as they enter and explore a room filled with a clutter of various Asian American artifacts, channeling and performing their stories in an attempt to figure out what the "through-line" is that connects us.

In 1977, Anita Bryant won a campaign to overturn gay rights in Dade County, Florida, launching a right wing movement that remains with us today. In 1978, she agreed to sit down with Playboy Magazine for an outrageous and memorable interview that is recreated live on stage for the first time.