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People’s Playback is an interactive ensemble theatre company that uses music, movement and dialogue to bring stories from the audience to life; creating space for transformation, connection and empathy through a diverse chorus of human experiences.

I Blame Florida is a funny and moving solo show that details Kelly Spillman's quest to beat stage 4 colon cancer. Kelly illustrates how laughter can be a powerful tool in facing even the darkest of times.

We last left the Titanic hollow and broken, but 111 years have passed, and a new friend, the Titan Submersible, has come along. Titanic must teach Titan the ways of understanding death and accepting his fate. Hark! Danger lurks on the horizon as people are out to steal the Titan.

A one-act satirical dramedy based on the true-life events of Lindsay Shepherd, grad student, who sparked major controversy by posting a secret recording of a tribunal where she was accused of violating human rights law for showing a video of Jordan Peterson discussing gendered pronoun use in class.

Through monologue and memory, "Here" becomes a meditation on love, grief, and the quiet, ordinary moments that shape us. It’s a story about what we carry, what we let go, and how the past lives on in the present. "Here" is a letter to the people who save us—even when they’re gone.

Discover Connie Converse, pioneering folk singer-songwriter of the 1950s who vanished 1974 leaving a legacy of haunting songs. Hope Levy brings her back through music & story exploring Converse's disappearance and Levy's personal connection to her.

Brett is totally enamored with baseball, and has been for 25 years. And in that time, he's memorized more about baseball than anyone with access to the Internet could possibly need to know. Come watch him perform his patented Stupid Human Tricks and wax poetic about his favorite obsession.

Seas of Science is a fun-filled show that will delight the whole family! "Let's Go to the Moon" features Marisol, who joins her friends Barry the Robot, Sergio the King, The Captain, and the Science Crew as they travel to the Moon and learn all about gravity along the way.

In this two-person play by Mickle Maher, Ludwig van Beethoven and Quasimodo host a panel discussion on "Sound, Mysterious Sound, Impossible Sound, Creating the Impossible, Mysterious Sound and the Effects on Love and Friendship of Rhearsing the Creation of the Impossible and Mysterious Sound."

BREAKING BARD posits one of humanity’s greatest questions: What if TV’s “Breaking Bad” was written by William Shakespeare? The Porters of Hellsgate present the most lamentable tragedie of Walter of Albuquerque: containing his treacherous plots, tyrannical rise to power, and most deserved death.