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A weaver falls in love with a magician after they ask her to create a masterpiece in exchange for a magic box that can bring anything to life. The weaver’s tragic story is narrated by her conscience in this one-act folk operetta about love, obsession, and art.

What happens when you find yourself trapped- alone, in a room with the last person you ever wanted to see again?

"I need help to transfer $100 million from Bank of Nigeria!" We've all gotten the e-mail, but actor Dean Cameron wrote back! This hit show ("Screamingly funny; like Larry David on happy dust"–Los Angeles Times), documents his hilarious 11 month correspondence with one bewildered Nigerian.

The only show where you make up the crime, and we improv the Justice! Come join us for the show you know and love, skewed hilariously by our crack improv team!

Ex-con turned dance facilitator Linda DuVaney traded in a life of violence for dance. Come by and learn how you, too, can dance your pain away!

Miss Magnolia Beaumont, Southern debutante, finds herself trapped in the body of Joe, a New Yorker vacationing in gay travel destination Provincetown, MA. This hilarious and touching tale of two souls struggling for balance and understanding celebrates the beauty and magic of P-town.

A true-life tale of two best friends, their geek life, giant robots and the quest to become your own Prime. Geeks, grief and transformation … with a dash of alligator hunting, Michael Bay, and tons of fun! Presented by Pam Noles. Guided by Konstantine Anthony. Funded by the Kickstarter 106

Three one-act plays from two of America’s greatest playwrights: TALK TO ME LIKE THE RAIN AND LET ME LISTEN & THE LADY OF LARKSPUR LOTION by Tennessee Williams THE ZOO STORY by Edward Albee

Cards and Country: Magic show by United States Army veteran, Lex the Lusionist!

This fascinating play depicts a supposed meeting between civil rights icons Malcolm X and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. where they're able to examine their own and each other's different approaches to solving the same grave social problem, both prepared to die for their beliefs.