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I Blame Florida is a funny and moving solo show that details Kelly Spillman's quest to beat stage 4 colon cancer. Kelly illustrates how laughter can be a powerful tool in facing even the darkest of times.

What started as a casual fling between two unsuspecting grifters turns into a savage power struggle as four strangers are frantically drawn to each other. All proceeds from tickets sales will benefit the Stella Adler Outreach Division.

OVATION RECOMMENDED! RAVE REVIEWS everywhere! Four busboys in an upscale restaurant juggle plates, immigration and their friendship in this funny and fast-moving new play about chasing your dreams and how far you're willing to go to make them come true.

A conversation about H.P. Lovecraft simply requires a drink or two.

Tea Johnson, an activist exhausted by her work in the world, meets a playful persona who teaches her that laughter helps us bend so we will not break. The world of clown, dreams, and reality collide in this one person show about laughing while black.

Sometimes the things we fear are not always the creatures that go bump in the night. The Monsters of Man: A Supernatural Anthology combines an element of the everyday with a splash of the supernatural.

May's an idealist. She's fighting for a better world. When the old regime finally falls, May's devotion to the cause is rewarded with a job as a prison photographer. But as the faces of the enemy pass before her unflinching lens, will they shake May's belief in the brave new world she helped create?

Does your complaint need to be ESCALATED? Here’s your chance to speak with THE Supervisor! Head to our project page to book your personalized session now! This show is a solo interactive experience unlike anything you’ve EVER seen, at a SECRET location that’s never been used theatrically before!

Dive deep into the consciousness of a black girl’s pursuit to find air amidst the drowning waves of colorism in New Orleans. Shaina takes the audience through the allure culture of Mardi Gras, Bounce music and second line parades to shine light on the city’s dark history of internalized racism

Dark comic exploration of sexuality (and lack thereof) through the lens of a confused girl growing up in religiously conservative Mexico, where her chief romantic outlet is a giant stuffed teddy bear. Vanessa Lua hilariously illustrates that virginity can, in fact, survive marriage.