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A skin-crawling solo show about life, death and what lies in between. Join medium Conrad Hoff (Adam Frost-Venrick) for his final sitting as he tries to reckon with his past and confronts the entity which has plagued him all his life.

Whose story is it, and who has a right to tell it? Where does imagination, empathy, and a desire to do right end, and cultural appropriation begin for a playwright?

A man experiencing a crisis of faith becomes obsessed with an enigmatic rock band. Solo performer Alex Knox takes us on a highly personal journey of self-discovery with stops at untamed beaches on Kauai, sweaty recording studios in L.A., and a tiny town in Israel that hides an earthshaking relic.

A one-woman show completely based off past and present Voicemails. As each character soliloquies through a beautiful 60 min. 1 woman show assisted with music, dance, song and soul rolled up the most blunt way possible.

Light and dark are reversed in this farcical comedy about a burglar who inadvertently gets wrapped up in a married couple’s feud, so you can only see the characters onstage when they are stumbling around in complete darkness. Come see our next performances July 26th and 27th at the Electric Lodge!

Oh, to be a fly on the wall in a sex store off the highway. Who comes in and the moments they share may surprise you. A 90-min play about intimacy, human connection, and vibrators.

Actor, blogger and Celeb Chef Ayinde delivers a hilarious multimedia story starting 30 minutes before his birth. He portrays multiple characters from his family, love life, being black all how it was colored by growing up and remaining a life long vegan. Yes there will be snacks.

Duck Ugly is a solo show written and performed by Claire Thomasina J, with development and direction by Deana Barone. It is a strange tale about a little English girl who doesn't quite fit. It is a weaving together of the surreal, the disturbing and the comedic.

Arianne and jo tell the story of their experiences as two people of color from the time before they met to present day after reconnecting during the 2020 racial uprising. Through both dramatic and comedic scenes, even the moments of silence and waiting are elements of racial trauma.

A delightful musical comedy based on Arnold Lobel's beloved childrens' stories. This production reimagines the classic story by setting the action in modern Brooklyn and examining the relationship between John Toad and Lauren Frog as they navigate the tricky world of the "Friend Zone".