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Where's My Money? is about two small-time Brooklyn divorce lawyers and the women in their lives. When Celeste, a struggling actor who's cheating on her boyfriend with a married man, runs into Natalie, whom she hasn't seen in years, the two have some catching up to do. Darkly Hilarious!

What happens between Lady Macbeth's final exit and her death? She summons the spirits of Clytemnestra, Bathsheba, and Igraine in this story-spell of marriage, motherhood, murder, survival and legacy. Performed by Mary Chieffo (Star Trek Discovery). Written and Directed by Ellie Pyle (Bespoke Plays).

Shakespeare's favorite theme is Time. "Back to the Future" is a nearly perfect comedy. Had Shakespeare thought of "Back to the Future" before Robert Zemeckis— Shakespeare would have written it. Allow the Royal Zemeckis Company to show you what that would be like.

What happens when a teenage girl dives head first into booze, hook-ups and psychedelics? Madness. Some comedy, some tears, but mostly madness.

In a delicious voyeuristic view of what goes on in a women’s bathroom in a Los Angeles nightclub, this spunky and queer cast of 9 female-identifying characters brings you sexy dance numbers and gut-punching truths on why women often compete with one another for worthiness in heteronormative spaces.

Two international solo works collide in one powerful evening. An Indian American lawyer & a South African man confront culture, naming, inheritance, and expectation. A dual solo experience exploring identity, belonging, & what it costs to live by someone else’s rules.

From writer/performer Elizabeth Claire Taylor comes a powerful one-woman show about life in the shadow of a legend. Yes, it's been a lot to live up to - the eyes, the men, the diets, the diamonds, the booze. But oh, how she's tried. Outstanding Solo Show winner 2011 Planet Connections Festival NYC.

An aging writer takes 1 last trip and shares a story that has haunted him for years. Set against the backdrop of WW2, Jack Straw is a harrowing tale of love, brotherhood and betrayal. Inspired by the lyrics of John Barlow & Robert Hunter, this epic story unfolds to the music of the Grateful Dead.

After a series of self-inflicted tragedies, a Hollywood dreamer has to go back to basics and figure out some life truths. Out of all the questions to answer, the biggest (and most unexpected): is "he" actually a "she"?

Speculative fiction set in a theocratic state where sleep and dreams are policed and manufactured by the multinational, Narcolepsy, Inc. whose chief scientist and engineer, a queer Black woman, is under house arrest for selling company secrets.