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An archetypal play, in classic Greek style, that explores the nature of the ego. Former lovers, now married to different people, come together at a crossroads in their lives. Three men & three women, representing the egos of the main two characters, make up the dynamic of the storytelling.

TRANSIENTS is a poetic drama that explores the physical and emotional impact of altered senses on the artistic experience, as seen through the intimate encounter between the environmental artist Sandrine (Teal Sherer, "The Guild") and the deaf musician and poet Sal (Douglas Ridloff).

Women’s Past, Present and Future Now Showing: History's Better Half. The twist: she's writing the ending! #CHANGES A comical, musical, heartful and hopeful journey.

An immediate, unconventional and poetic production of Chekhov's classic that asks how and why we become the architects of our own cages.

The Black and The Jew She's Black, He's Jewish. STILL Married after 26 year. Oy Vey! A two-person comedy with razor-sharp insights on race, sex, politics and marriage starring real-life inter-racial couple, Epstein and Hassan. "Unlike any you've ever seen." - Backstage

Emma and Liz, 2 sisters with a fraught history, tackle the grim task of cleaning out their father's home following his death. Decades of tension and pettiness come to a head as they near their final task: opening his locked trunk and revealing the secrets within. A dark horror/comedy about grief.

ALL THE ADAMS IN THE WORLD synopsis: Join Sheila and her river guide, Scout, as together they navigate an atypical river called “Autism”. Sheila and Scout travel through over 30 years of extraordinary experiences as she learns how to do what is best for her son, Adam, who is severely autistic.

A live performance by John Mawson (Holmes) and Mario Vernazza Watson)

A story of twin sisters fighting to live their dream as the world attempts to tear them apart. MY SISTER by Janet Schlapkohl features twins Emily & Elizabeth Hinkler. Exposing issues of human and disability rights and freedom of expression, the masterful play will win hearts and minds of audiences.

Against the backdrop of Korea’s Liberation in 1945, Liberation follows two women bound by a painful past—one who compromised to survive and one who refused to yield. As their long-awaited reunion unfolds, buried secrets resurface, forcing them to confront guilt, faith, and the true price of freedom.