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The 16th Century Japan; Sengoku Jidai - the Warring States Era, when every feudal Samurai Lords are fighting to conquer entire Japan, this is a story of a woman, of whom blood never ceases to be hungry for power and desire as a ruler, a lover, and a mother.

MOTHER AND DAUGHTER features two one-act plays that explore how mothers and daughters navigate the complex relationship that defines their lives. Using story theater and improvisational techniques, the show tackles the eternal power struggles and equally powerful bonds between mothers and daughters.

A one-woman physical comedy show featuring a series of skits, each one an "app" that plays when opened. From well-known apps like Angry Birds, to strange and touching scenes only available on the LiveStage OS, it is an exploration of the human factor in a technology-centric world.

A one person show followed by an art show; encompasses painting, writing & a solo performance.

When life forces you to raise your white flag, answers fall from outta the blue.

Sparrow is a one woman Australian show about Mollie Skinner, a colonial writer who lived at the turn of the 20th century. This one-woman show is a tender and quiet reflection on loneliness, and disability, and gender.

A single mystery can change the world. Human discovery is powered by our fascination with the unknown and the unreal. What personal mystery drives ourselves? In a 50 minute show, Jackson uses both magic and the psychology of the unknown to create an experience of magic in search of itself.

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

A personal journey after loss of a father (Age 10) - growing up searching through lessons learned as a child to discovering a father’s personality ingrained within. His search leads thru internal/emotional trials, from grade school to to adulthood. Story is told from Glen's memories and experiences

Set in the distant future, two Astronauts complete a five year mission and crash land "home". Everything seems normal but the longer they are there the more they begin to realize that the "Monsters" they were told to fear in their childhoods are all too real.