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The once faithful priestess to Athena, now a monster, finds a friend and even love from someone she cannot destroy with a glance--a blind girl.

Jill can't live without Terry. So it's up to both of them—and Terry's favorite online multi-player game, NOIR—to make sure she never has to. LIGATURE MARKS charts a twisted romance between two of life's losers as they take one last shot to be something other than who they are. Noir/Comedy.

Robert Taylor plays the loveable loser in this brilliant Australian Musical Comedy all about love. Robert's take on relationships goes array when he falls in love with the coffee shop girl. His unique take on romance and the craziness that follows will excite you in this brilliantly funny show.

Tolkien meets Hemingway in the Trenches of World War One. Arthur Conan Doyle tracks down a suicidal Agatha Christie during her missing days. The openly gay director of Frankenstein visits the set of The Wizard of Oz. John Lennon’s ghost visits David Bowie on the night of his murder.

Watch Tim Robbins' Actors' Gang throw down Commedia dell'arte style. Translation being "comedy of craft", is a form of theatre that began in Italy in the mid-16th century characterized by masked "types", the advent of the actress and improvised performances based on sketches or scenarios.

A politically progressive older couple heavily involved in today's resistance movement is suddenly gripped by fear and paranoia after making a shocking discovery. Stars Jill Holden and Steve Hofvendahl. Late Seating Policy: No seating after the show begins.

A terrifying, riveting, and capitalist experience. Heavily reliant on tropes and the limited intelligence of the performers, Noir Noir is a journey through a crime but also a journey through trauma like every other story- you get it. Lots (volunatary) audience participation.

Tobin Mitnick dives into the grotesque and hilarious world of online grifters and con men with sketch and stand-up in order to show us that the game may have changed, but the players are all still here. But the show grows darker as Mitnick answers a lingering question: can you con yourself?

Pete's got a gun, and he's ready to use it. He checks into his motel room... only to find Gideon, the chatty bible on the bedside table. Can Gideon sway Pete before Pete pulls the trigger?

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