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Into the Torrent Sea, The Lost Journal of Grace O'Malley, The Pirate Queen of Connaught is the true story of Grace O'Malley, a female Irish pirate from the 1500's on her journey to meet with her enemy, Queen Elizabeth.

'Old Boyfriend', written by Neil LaBute, is about one womans path to self forgiveness.

Where is the line between love and obsession, adoration and manipulation. Perhaps only the goddess of love has that answer.

Julia and her husband Brian have taken in her older brother Sam, but when a year of getting back on his feet turns into three, they have to find a way to help him move on.

How Can I Keep From Singing is a 45 minute long music based clown show that explores silence, sound, and the mysteries of both. Through clown, music, and meditation, Camirin provides the audience with the opportunity to slow down, and listen within.

A partially scripted, partially audience interaction based satire on the relentless culture of self-improvement that surrounds us. Better U is the self-improvement U-ducation sensation that's sweeping the nation. You will be the best version of yourself. Whether you like it or not.

Allyn has nothing to lose; Mattie stands to lose everything… if she can't talk him down. A patient with a hero complex jumps onto the ledge of his therapist's 5th floor office window, forcing them both to answer some hard questions about who they’ve chosen to become, and what it means to be a hero.

Ever wonder what happens AFTER Happily Ever After? Yeah, alot of us do. Somewhere between Saturday Night Live, Spoon River and Rocky Horror, this irreverent comedy takes a look at fairy tales and what they DIDN'T prepare us for.

Zack and Abby have the ideal ex-pat life in Paris: an apartment in up-and-coming Belleville, a stable marriage, and Zack's honorable mission to fight pediatric AIDS. But when Abby finds Zack at home when he's supposed to be at work, it shakes the foundation of their seemingly perfect life.

Hairstylist Nora brings her best friend, Elle, to her soon-to-open salon for a haircut. However, Elle’s all-encompassing anxiety leaves her unwilling to sit in the chair. Devolving into a scene of catastrophizing, this is a sometimes silly play confronting friendship, trust, fear and growth.