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This is the way the world ends: with an intimate apocalypse. Two people struggle to unearth meaning in the events that brought them to this room. Part mystery, part love story, their subjective accounts ask the audience to determine where truth lies. "Beautiful and evocative" - Cincinnati City Beat

Starring a unique girl, a hot dude and the evil adults that stand in their way at the end of the world! Who will kiss who? Who is the most special? Which character will the audience vote to kill in the end? Come check it out - if YOU'RE worthy!

A Faun is searching for home. The forest is on lockdown. A Coven of Witches needs to go grocery shopping. See a play that explores the relationships of a princess and queen, a Centaur and his Apprentice. Created by an ensemble of eleven, this new work is made of original, found, and borrowed text.

A physical adaptation of Heiner Muller's Hamletmachine. Gender and identity, abuse of power, and the tortured nature of performance are explored through dance and movement, all steeped in Post Mortem's signature dark aesthetic.

After a series of heartbreaks, comedian and storyteller Christopher Piehler finds his own way of recovering from getting dumped: going on horseback riding trips around the world. From Ireland to Scotland to Hungary to Malibu to Australia, he falls off horses, into bogs, and back into love.

Sam, Benji, and Kate hit the stage and play a set of songs you'll be able to hear in the show

INHERENTLY AMBIGUOUS By Dan Devine, 18 La Grange, IL A night of debauchery transforms into an existential crisis for these philosophical teenagers.

Fair is an ensemble developed play that tells the true story of the murderess, Laura D. Fair, who shot and killed her lover in broad day light in 1871. Will she be judged for the crime she committed or for her unwillingness to accept what it means to be female in the Victorian West?

Dublin. 1964. Meet Alfie Byrne, bus conductor with a poet’s heart. He dispenses tickets with Oscar Wilde verse. St. Imelda’s amateur theatricals are his passion. And privately, Alfie’s heart holds a secret confessed to his Irish Salome: despite bigotry or shame, “you just have to love who you love.”

These are not your mother's fairy tales. Blamed: An Established Fiction is a new play that combines text with live music and dance to examine the girls and women throughout mythology, history, and literature who have been blamed for the ills of the world.