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It's not just the elevator that's broken. Stuck between floors, that's when the truth comes out. What happens when the person you need most is someone you don't know?

Set in an unnamed but all-too-familiar temporary holding cell, a cast of broken-down characters and misfit renegades fueled by booze are forced to put their real life journey on hold, for at least a brief moment… or forever…because it may just be the end of the world.

A powerful love story inside and beyond a psychiatric ward. When Greg, a man with schizophrenia, meets fellow patient Valeria, they form a profound connection. As they leave the hospital behind and their bond deepens, will love hold together a fractured mind or become the very thing that breaks it?

Inside Arbor Psychiatric Institute there is a very fine line that divides the patients from the nurses. One tragedy, one accident, is all fate needs to push the ones who administer the care onto the side that needs the administering. Truth in the mind, is the only reality.

What is it? What does it mean? What does it mean to be? What does it mean to be here?

Rose, 24, is back home and angry. She blames her father for the early death of her Chinese mother...and wants revenge.

Work shop of Our Voices Our Stories, a play about a right wing philanthropist and her best friend, an African American Elizabeth Warren, helping colorful characters in South Central with difficult pasts.

A quest to uncover the light hidden within the depths of grief and loss. Andrea Parson blends physical storytelling, comedic commentary, and visceral movement narrative in response to the death of her younger sister to breast cancer in 2020, and in the process brings death to life.

On his 41st birthday, a professional "John Lennon" tribute artist begins to crack. Trapped backstage between sets, he’s visited by a devoted manager, an unhinged fan, and a mysterious young man with a mop of familiar hair...

A show about Echo’s search for love in "post-racial" America. Echo seems close to finding a suitable life partner until America’s racial demons rise once again from the abyss. Echo will have no choice but to ask some hard questions about love and race in this new age of “colorblindness.”