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The Time Machine is a gender-bent reimagining of H.G. Wells' classic science-fiction novel. Set against the backdrop of late 1800's London, a pioneer scientist travels millions of years into the future in search of a perfect world, only to discover the dark truth about the human race.

June 16th 1972, Howard Hunt and G. Gordon Liddy have business to tend. Tonight's Mission: Oversee a group of five men sent to repair listening devices they installed five weeks earlier into DNC's Headquarters at the Watergate Complex in Washington DC. What the fuck could possibly go wrong?

Play Musical Improv Games based on Viola Spolin. You will play some musical games and make up your own songs over Zoom. Max Schafer has over 40 years experience teaching Improvisation. He is author of "Viola Spolin's Theater Games for the Classroom" multimedia CD. (No talent or experience necessar

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."

Love. Life. and Laughs. A variety of our life stories, yet one thread connects us all—our heart strings. A series of solo plays, with very different stories, but one similar heartbeat, that is the desire to love and know love.

A fluid descent into the psychology of trauma.Drip creates a world of movement and memory, a flowing fountain of raw emotional expression. Drip tackles the issue head on of how the human spirit responds to wounds that simply refuse to be healed.

Based on first person narratives, videos and historical documents, this collection of stories depicts the reality and repercussions of the American Indian Boarding School system from the late 1800's to the present, the effects of which can still be felt today.