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Race Card, three comedic plays about race with a discussion forum afterwards. The evening is to inspire a discussion about race.

Set in an unnamed but all-too-familiar temporary holding cell, a cast of broken-down characters and misfit renegades fueled by booze are forced to put their real life journey on hold, for at least a brief moment… or forever…because it may just be the end of the world.

*WINNER HFF17 Best Comedy* A satire of one-person-shows, EASY TARGETS allows the audience to pummel the performers with rolled-up socks any time they feel annoyed, patronized or manipulated. These actors will entertain or they will suffer the sock.

Mom always said "Don't write anything down you don't want others to read." So, I'll just have to tell you instead. Follow along on some weird and true adventures that can only be called art. Written and performed by: Lisa Cole Directed by: Marcela Hawk

Brand new full length show about The Clancy Brothers and Tommy Makem's rise to worldwide fame in Greenwich Village at the beginning of the 60's American Folk Revival. Friends with Bob Dylan. Josh White and Odette, they changed Irish folk music forever. Their story and 21 of their biggest hits.

In Franz Kafka’s THE HUNGER ARTIST a 19th century street performer renowned for his ability to go weeks on end without food tells of his life, his artistry, his dreams and disappointments. Performed by Larry Cedar, directed by Pamela Cedar, from a new adaptation by British playwright Howard Colyer.

WINNER — Pick of the Fringe (2019) WINNER — The Encore! Producers’ Award (2019) NOMINEE — Soaring Solo Artist Award (2019) A fully improvised one-man musical, inspired only by an audience-suggested title.

THE RIDE is a tale about struggling to reconcile seemingly conflicting identities: Gay, Arab, and Muslim. After being outed publicly in the LA Times, Ramy’s relationship with his family becomes strained as does his faith in God, sending him down a dark hole where he loses touch with his true self.

The play narrates the story of Jean Genet, the controversial twentieth century playwright, poet, essayist, petty criminal, prostitute and outsider, and his decision to eschew middle-class morality to pursue evil. "You think I'm evil? So be it. I am! But now you will have to accept me as evil."

Johanna Super Happy Bedtime Revue is a “traumedy” that explores the trauma healing process through elements as diverse as slumber partying, spoken word, pretend fashion shows, dance and a whole lot more. Ticket price = Pay What You Can. No one turned away for lack of funds.