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BRENDAN EPRILE AND GREG DRISCOLL are "Boyfriends Who Sing Together."These two young, gifted performers grace the stage with their contrasting styles in a playful and entertaining cabaret

A Butoh Dance double-bill, featuring internationally acclaimed & award-winning physical theatre artists Jordan Rosin & Yokko, whose work has been hailed “commanding” (Village Voice) and “beautiful” (nytheatre.com) and “incandescent” (Mad River Union).

Jess returns home from her third tour in Afghanistan with severe burns and emotional scars. In her Virtual Reality therapy world where pain meets hope, she finds a way forward, and learns how to bring love and acceptance back into her new civilian life. Trigger warning: wounds and war themes.

DEAR YOKO is a highly charged, hilarious yet deeply moving and painfully revealing one woman show that interweaves the lives of actress/comic Anzu Lawson, her (late) tiger mother Keiko and the legendary Yoko Ono… as they navigate xenophobia, self-worth and identity in America & Japan.

No Boundarys is about life, death and camping. Mostly life, some death, and a lot of camping. After a long day canoeing in the Boundary Waters, there's nothing better than sitting by a fire under the stars, drinking scotch and telling stories of bears and loons, gamblers, drinkers, and dreamers.

HOT CAT is an original play created by Theatre Movement Bazaar. Directed by Tina Kronis with text by Richard Alger, and using the talents of Theatre of NOTE’s ensemble. TMB uses a synthesis of dance and theatre, a mixture of comedy & philosophy to create a sexy, succulent & virile dramatic work.

Amanda, the star of a new play and superstar in her own head improvs, breaks the 4th wall, and drinks on stage in this play within a play. Amanda The Barbarian is a love-letter to the theatre and to all the deluded people we know who hijack every production.

When 14-year-old BFFs April and Dylan fall for the same Bieber-haired hunk at their theater camp during the summer of 2010, April turns to the fastest means necessary to win his love: WITCHCRAFT!

After drama school has left him feeling empty, Dylan, a 20-year-old theatre nut, performs a VERY SERIOUS solo adaptation of an American classic play. As the show comes apart at the seams, Dylan begins to wonder if some ideas (and a few dreams) are BETTER ON PAPER...

Variety comedian Brian Howard starts with some props, a few tricks and a quick wit and ends up wherever the audience takes him. "In between a card trick, impressive juggling and some fire eating Brian made quick Dennis Miller-esque asides...he was legitimately funny." Joel Stein, LA Times