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To be or not to be, but also, we’re out of toilet paper... There’s no space for soliloquies in this apartment. What happens when three of Shakespeare’s most iconic characters move in together? A sexy, bloody, love triangle.

What are you doing now? And where did you expect to be? Have you lived up to your expectations? Haunted by these thoughts, an old man plays tapes he recorded thirty and forty years ago as his life is narrated through poems and recurred through dance.

This modernized Shakesperean story involves an introspective street painter who deals with the challenges of his creativity while juggling with marriage, infidelity, and the pitfalls of fame.

When Grace, a children's book writer with writer's block, unexpectedly free falls into the pacific ocean, she meets two unlikely shipmates; a molting crab and a mighty peacock. The three surprising friends surf the seven seas of the subconscious to find their courage and rewrite their destinies!

Your contempt is our root beer.

Join queer, Puerto Rican Drag King Ramón for a LIVE taping of a socially conscious comedy show that tackles systemic oppression & what we can do about it! Through jokes, games, drag, and audience interaction, Ramón helps you process feelings and feel empowered as no host has before!

When the sheriff of a small and incredibly queer town winds up dead, the audience must decide who committed the murder. Every queer stereotype is a suspect in this whodunnit!

A Hot Flash Gospel: My Unconfirmed RSVP grew out of LadyK’s own journey through perimenopause, where brain fog, hot flashes, and hormonal chaos collided with creativity and self-discovery. What began as a series of poems evolved into a one-woman poetry play that invites audiences to laugh, reflect,

Famous spokesperson, Cell Phone Phil, goes on a search to find out the real story of his childhood hero...the reclusive Mikey from Life cereal.

The Show of Many Things is an improvised performance unlike any other, creating an interactive theatre show out of nothing! Genre is decided randomly by the audience, and the rest is established improvisationally by the performers, creating a one-of-a-kind performance each show!