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Fishing for Love chronicles the journey of writer and performer Mariel Josette Mickens' trails, tribulations and triumphs of coming out as a lesbian to herself and others. She examines the impact of religion and faith while being brought up in the south.

This show is about a man suffering from dissociative identity disorder. He’s a hapless Mexican-American priest; he’s a gay South American revolutionary; he’s a spirit in a garden under the volcano. We dive into the human psyche and its archetypes to shed light on the question of who we really are.

When Tara, a successful and clever writer suddenly finds herself at a loss for words she is forced to figure out what to do when vibrant dreams of love and hope have become no more than distant shadows of heartache and loss.

Get ready for a titillating variety show that revisits your favorite childhood animated classics, performed with cheeky style and flair. You will be dazzled by cartoon burlesque, dynamic drag, amazing aerial, playful pole, & sultry singing as you explore the delights of the Booties' Playhouse!

An updated color and gender-blinde casting of William Shakespeare and John Fletcher's problem play based on the courtship of "King" Henry Tudor VIII and Anne Boleyn. The alternate title is "All is True" we are taking to heart as we push the boundaries on who and what it means to be a powerful person

A one-act, one-daughter comedy about how to consciously uncouple from your parents’ narcissism. Upon receiving news of her father’s death, a woman faints and suddenly enters another dimension of reality. While in a delirious state, she confronts the ghost of her father, past, present, and future.

A night to showcase up and coming hip hop artists.

How do you connect with your sister when she's dead? By ass-kicking your way through Dungeons & Dragons, of course! That's the only way for Agnes to get to know her younger sister, Tilly. Qui Nguyen’s play is re-imagined with soundscapes, shadows, and swords. And lots of sexy monsters.

Bea and Valerie are BFFs who are total opposites. Valerie is bold and sex positive while Bea is awkward and neurotic. Their world gets turned upside-down when they meet a handsome, well-endowed stranger. Can these Asian women save their friendship while wrestling with questions of identity and race?

Limousine, Midnight Blue is a sequence of 36 poems of 14 lines each. It uses the famous and appalling “Zapruder Film” of JFK’s death as a prism through which to view America and the world.