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“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"

In the “tank” ruled by fear, surveillance, and control, two queer “fish” embark on a wave-like, poetic, intimate quest for truth and freedom. But how can they truly escape – through love, death, or something beyond?

In the 50s during the Cold War, mathematician TOM LEHRER became a comedy sensation. He sang twisted tunes & satirized war, pornography, race, death, religion, kink & politics. And a side order of Elements. PRODUCERS ENCORE AWARD PICK OF THE FRINGE BEST MUSICAL NOMINEE PLATINUM MEDAL WINNER

The Negroes Are Congregating is an award-winning, contemporary play commenting on the 21st century’s response to systemic racism. Delivered through a fusion of spoken word, satire, and soulful dialect, audiences enter a realm of private truths of what it means to be Black, proud, and ready.

‘1959 Pink Thunderbird Convertible’ is the title given to a pair of James McLure one-acts called ‘Lone Star’ which follows two brothers Roy and Ray outside of Angels bar in Maynard, Texas, as they unravel secrets held for years. ‘Laundry and Bourbon’ is the second one-act which follows their wives.

A touching and heart-warming true story of one man's journey of self-discovery and renewal while teaching drama to school children in Zimbabwe. This life-changing journey leads to a spiritual transformation whose effects continue to inform his life today. A Must See and Stirring Performance.

Matt & Ben depicts Hollywood's Golden Boys before J-Lo, before Project Greenlight, before Oscar ... before anyone actually gave a damn. When the screenplay of Good Will Hunting drops mysteriously from the heavens, the boys realize they're being tested by a Higher Power.

Claire, habitually suicidal, has returned to her parent's home in rural Louisiana after an attempt on her life. Her brother Terrance has come to say goodbye, or to try to talk her out of a gift he thinks delusional, but that she considers the only thing that brings her any joy: the gift of flight.

Two preteen girls locked in a room for years have invented coded languages and ritualistic acts to survive, appease their captor, and orchestrate their escape. Might they escape him tonight??

Fletch and Samwise present a night of funny songs, from Randy Newman to Tim Minchin, and everything in between. Using piano and assorted props, we will give you something to think about, laugh about, and remember long after the beautiful sight of two middle aged men has thankfully been erased.