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Penelope, Telemachus, and Argus grapple with the absence of Odysseus across time and space in this modern reimagining of Homer's Odyssey.

This Sondheim piece is a charming, bittersweet tale of love, longing and loneliness. Two urban singles, solo in their studio apts on a Saturday night, pass the time with secret, unshared fantasies, never knowing that they are just one floor away from each other and the end of their solitary dreams.

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Alexander Oakwood III unselfishly hosts the first ever live charity telethon for his much admired charity Xander’s Kids. Myriad performers and celebrities will perform and make appearances to show their support and help raise funds for Alexander and his charity.

Brimmer Street Theatre Company presents an original exploration, through spoken word and movement, of what it means to be an "Auntie" among black women.

A forgotten Founding Father, a black Union soldier, and a modern-day campus trapped between precedent and progress. How does the telling of our history change it – or change us? A triptych set in the crucible of the American South, Effigy explores our fractured legacy of riot, race, and revolution.

In the campy comedy/horror short film BUGBABY, Sammy Gregory is a "special needs" infant - special in that he resembles a giant insect, and needs a constant supply of raw meat. Featuring cult movie icon Mink Stole!

Join seasoned improvisers Jordan Knapp, Patrick Steward & Thomas Steward at the Hollywood Fringe Festival for an unforgettable improv experience. Under the mentorship of original Groundling Suzanne Kent, they'll spin your suggestions into scenes with genres from soap operas to Shakespeare!

It’s the coming-of-age of a young black man. It's a mix of biography, cautionary tales and rules for living. He sets out to assemble a Book of Ezra that he will give his son, who has just turned 15.

On Halloween night, four college students meet in a purportedly haunted theatre for some holiday fun. Are the ghost stories about the place just urban legends that lend themselves to pranks... or could they actually be true? The theatre itself becomes a character in this spooky environmental play.