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Next to Normal is a musical about mental illness portrayed in a realistic, accurate way that illustrates one woman’s struggle with mental illness and the effect that has on both her and her family’s lives. This production features a cast and crew made up of teenagers between the ages of 14 and 19.

In my WOMB, we meet O as she prepares for birth and death and confronts the reality that in the American healthcare system, advocating for oneself is a high-stakes maneuver: "The message is clear: if you want to live, you need to save your own life."

Of all the troubles that trouble humankind, the greatest trouble to overcome is the trouble of love! That's where the agents of the Center for Unleashing People's Innermost Desires, or C.U.P.I.D., comes in! Join them as they welcome a new agent to the team who just can't find their place.

“With the medium and form of theatre anything is possible, but with film I’m not sure there is any future in it. But theatre, I’m very excited about it’s future.” Robert LePage

Boneyard and Talisman explore the destructive power of greed and the apocalypse in these two one acts by Timothy McNeil, directed by Award-Winning director Dave Fofi and featuring performances by Kate Huffman, Timothy McNeil, and Joe Tomasini.

PWYC workshops for the curious. For details on topics & panelists, details go to www.theatreofnote.com.

Saurabh Kikani was the most awkward teen in the world. In 1996, he was accepted into a summer program at Oxford for high school honors students where he happened to see the movie Mission:Impossible and...his life changed forever. This is a solo show with jokes...and espionage.

It’s Prince Arrg’s Birthday and his best friend is throwing him a surprise party. Except he forgot. Can he throw Prince Arrg the best singing, jumping, confetti party ever at the last minute without Prince Arrg finding out or Duke OhNo ruining the fun? Also - there will be cake.

Kidnap! Torture! Tea Party!

Immersive theatre pieces directed, performed by, and written by Amazing Grace Conservatory based on earthquake preparedness, dealing with systemic inequities surrounding natural disaster relief, and how communities come together after a natural disaster.