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So honored to receive the ENCORE PRODUCERS EXTENSION AWARD! Which means we have one more show this FRIDAY 8pm at the Complex! "***** 5 Stars!!" "An anarchic rock chick with intense focus, wild eyes and a wide emotional range!-Edinburgh Three Weeks in Review

An elegant black chanteuse reminisces on how she headlined at the Stork Club, a high society nightclub at its height in the 1930’s - 1960’s although blacks weren’t welcome at the establishment. This is a What If story weaved through musings, song and dance to the favorite jazz standards of the time.

Jed Alexander is a current PhD candidate in theater, exploring how "FACTS" in a post-truth America can be used in a creative, bi-partisan framework by those with opposing socio-political ideologies. The evening will consist of a one-night only, participatory workshop followed by a Guest Speaker.

I've never told this to anyone else. I guess I always thought people would say I was crazy, if they heard it, so I just never told anyone....Well, then-there-now I shot my wad. Now you know what a nut I am.

A transgender man excitedly prepares for a pregnancy while anti-trans laws increase in intensity.

A Scar is Born is the humorous story of one misfit’s hopeful audition. She reviews for the casting director important moments of her life and her journey from France to America. In the face of rejection, she never gives up her passion for performing the music of words and language.

LOVE. BLOOD. LAUNDRY. A tough townie chick and an uptight young woman of privilege clash over everything from career choices to finger fucking... until one of them winds up dead.

Sara Caplan is now 30, but she still hasn't finished her Musical. Instead, all she's got is a pile of half-baked ideas and disjointed songs. She does, however, have just enough to Frankenstein together one show to prove to her parents and to herself that her adult life hasn't been a complete waste!

Neil, a mediocre musician and Kurt Cobain wannabe, moves to Los Angeles to "make it" as a rockstar. Through the constant ups and downs of LA living, Neil struggles with pursuing his passion or doing what is practical. Should he keep chasing his dreams or stop?

Anna Ruth is an impossible conversation between Susanna, the writer, and Anna Ruth, her maternal great-great-grandmother about the pursuit of Judaism, consequence of choice and preserving identity.