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Gen-Z drag queen Aura Sublime unravels her neuroses until she's bare, then reconstructs her image, in this shameless, irreverent, and cutting 30-minute solo play.

13TH GRADE is a musical comedy about a bunch of kids in community college figuring out life, lessons and love during the year 1998.

An autobiographical peak into the life of an African-American, gay parent of a three-legged cat. Kelvin Blunt shares his eventful experiences with weight loss and gain, dating in the gay-app era, being called "daddy" while having daddy issues, and his interactions with the...woke-challenged.

Must Go On: A Rite of Passage is a solo multimedia, storytelling performance exploring coming out. This story of resiliency uses: video projection, poetry, yoga, voguing & puppetry. This piece poetically explores how identity and norms shape mental health, while tenderly addressing themes of loss.

An atypical romantic comedy, that explores all of the awkward firsts that come with dating, sex and love from a late bloomer's perspective.

In the first 48 hours of being placed in a Behavioral Health Rehab facility by her parents and soon to be ex-girlfriend, Caroline deflects therapists, psychologists, and nurse techs alike through humor, wit, and dazzling dissociation. Is it therapy or standup? You be the judge.

A desperate dreamer claws her way to fame with the help of an unlikely partner, only to watch the spotlight shift, and her sanity unravel, as she fights to take center stage again. A comedic, one-women jukebox musical about ambition, invisibility, and the ultimate cost of keeping your dreams alive.

Inspired by her 'Tranny Godmother' Madonna, Trinity goes to battle with the ‘Self Rejection Virus’ in order to reclaim her authentic, female self. In the process, she risks losing her secret lover –codenamed ‘James Franco,' and her career as a Hollywood actor is propelled into jeopardy.

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An adaptation of Miss Julie, August Strindberg’s iconic play about class and sex, Celebrity Trash adds explorations of race, white male privilege, and celebrity culture to the mix by setting the action in 2007—before the social media age and just as Britney Spears had shaved her head.