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Dreams are contagious and meant to be shared. But what happens when a nightmare creeps in there too? Las García is a docudrama about two women of the same bloodline, living in different generations, yet experiencing the same circumstances: The afflictions that love brings.

In a town where no one dies, a frustrated obituary writer befriends a very old woman. A one-man comedy about death, love and the written words we will all be remembered by

Desert Weeds is a dark comedy about four friends who wake up trapped, buried up to their necks, in a harsh desert. They struggle to survive and solve the mystery of how they got there all while keeping their fragile alliance intact as old wounds are opened and long simmering resentments resurface.

Winner of the 2020 No Proscenium Immersive Awards - Outstanding Achievement in Livestream Production and (Audience Award) Outstanding Achievement in Ensemble Performance. Transform back into your middle-school years with this immersive 90's sleepover party!

“Love, Madness, and Somewhere in Between” is a no holds barred glimpse into a mystical journey filled with love, pain, insanity and redemption. Scattered along the way is a sprinkling of ironic comic commentary that can only come from a true survivor. "A powerful one-man show"

A hilarious new adventure-comedy play written, directed and produced by Jessica Rose Felix exploring failure, finding your place, and why bananas are so cheap at Trader Joe's.

Laser Webber, trans performer known for his award-winning comedy music, presents a one-person musical show about the history of trans men. Meet Alan Hart, who got gender-confirming surgery in 1917; Samuel Bundy, whose legend includes a shark and a jail; and renowned author JK Rowling, for reasons.

It’s 1543. A Portuguese ship sets sail with goods from Japan. Kira, a Japanese girl, is isolated on the ship and discovered by the naive Portuguese, Maria. A complicated historial feud is distilled through the two young girls. Can we find a sense of home within the people we’re trained to oppose?

Written & Directed by Morna Murphy Martell Played by Ariel Labasan Yuri Kochiyama, an unsung hero whose fight against injustice began in the internment camp of Jerome, Arkansas that led her to streets of Harlem fighting alongside Malcolm X during the civil rights movement.

Michele’s mentally ill mom turns Mother’s Day into an avalanche of dread. “Hallmark doesn’t make cards for crazy moms!” But the truth is revealed about where her mother really came from, and the generational trauma that started in holocaust-era Berlin. Can she finally love her mom for who she is?