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Four strangers meet at a focus group tasked with marketing new writing implements to women. Will they find common ground, or allow their beliefs to divide them? Hilarious, moving & empowering, THE OTHER F WORD shows what happens when people that have never met before decide to trump marketing.

When a well-to-do cosmopolitan is exposed to the turmoil and violence of a revolutionary country, a fever ensues. In this new version, updated by Wallace Shawn in 2012, take a striking look at how someone from the 1% views the world, and what happens when he confronts the morality of his position.

THE GREATEST AMERICAN YOU’VE NEVER HEARD OF. Robert Ingersoll (1833-1899) the most influential intellectual in American history; a fierce advocate for minorities rights, votes for women, and the greatest foe of religion this country has ever known. Adapted and performed by Ernest Kearney

A singular, 1-on-1 collaborative storytelling experience, driven by scent; a mysterious package with your unique adventurer's candle & chronicle notes *$75/PAIRED GUEST; $99/SINGLE (code: "Single Guest") *Price incl. candle, S&H *EMAIL ADDRESS REQUIRED

Positive Secrets is a unique and powerful look at the lives of real people living with HIV and AIDS. Crafted from interviews with young people dealing with the disease, it uses, drama humor And dance to get everyone to remember that HIV/AIDS is real and preventable.

LET ME HAMLET is a monologue of a middle-aged, middle-of-the-pack actor who has not yet achieved what he yearns for - to play the title role in Shakespeare's Hamlet. Instead, he has been sweating it out in supporting roles for more than a decade, watching other actors "be or not be" in the role.

Four creatives try to put on a self-financed action play that showcases their talents. There's accents! There's fights! There's jokes! There's no audience participation. There is some Shakespeare. It's a play within a play and it mostly makes sense. We think. We hope.

He works in AI ethics and has never voted. She fights for civil rights and has secrets she's never named. Three years of intimacy built on assumptions neither of them tested. One night they do. A play about the gap between political identity and private desire. Minimal staging.

Did you know that Taming of the Shrew was written as a play within a play? Follow us down this rabbit hole of what has been edited out for centuries, only to find a cautionary tale of a trad wife. Enjoy this large cast 2026 version edited and directed by a happily married feminist of 30 years.

In the wake of a personal tragedy, a young man seeks work at a lockdown mental health facility. While searching for absolution, he becomes misguided by his savior's complex leading to broken promises and dire consequences. What does it mean to help when saving someone may be impossible?