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Homesick is a coming-of-age story that explores the boundary between family—found or otherwise—and self. Skylar, Lou, Scarlett, Roo, and Sam are five teenagers who had nothing until they met each other. Now together, they have everything to lose.

A 'road rage' confrontation stirs up painful memories for a woman in her late 30's.

This fast paced comedy is a mash up of Louisa May Alcott's classic, 'Little Women' and HBO's critically acclaimed 'Girls', delivering a smartly crafted and hilarious 50 minute show. New York Magazine's approval matrix pegged it as "High Brow and Brilliant" and Gothamist calls it "Hysterical."

An actress takes her new role seriously. Too seriously.

Laura Irish (NZ/USA) weaves between her own unusual story of parenthood & the ancient Greek tragedy, Medea. Heartwarming, hilarious & heart-wrenching. "The entire audience was so enthralled by her magnetic storytelling we quite literally heard a pin drop from the set behind her." - Backstage Reviews

CLEMENTINE explores the pressures and the promises of motherhood, balancing tender moments with hilarious anecdotes. Wish celebrates the connection between generations and the exhilaration of parenthood. It is a love letter to her daughter, Clementine, as well as to the little girl she used to be.

#Metoo is a one-woman serio-comedy written and performed by Star Stone. The show is told through over 30 different characters and addresses topics like consent, boundaries, and narcissistic abuse. #Metoo introduces us to the wide range of #MeToo experiences based on Star's real life.

We live in frames, real or imagined. It is our nature to push against limits, to test them, to expand within them. Do our frames offer something worthwhile or are we fated to rail against them? Our ensemble decided to fight and fall in love with our limits by creating a show in only 7 rehearsals.

SHAME is the story of two brothers, a modern-day Cain and Abel, in which one's rise leads to the other's fall. While one brother looks to save the other from their families burden, all the guidance, warnings, and advice cannot deter the path of evil is that destined for the other.

MESS by Kirsten Vangsness is part journal entries, part one woman show, part how-to on making "it" in Hollywood- whatever "it" may be, and it may be a mess.