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A multi-character, “one-widow” dark comedy. A show for anyone who has been touched by loss … and that’s just about everyone.

Two Lies and a Truth is a bold, funny, and deeply personal solo show following a young man's search for identity by becoming everyone else. Jalen McKoy blurs truth and performance in playing a neurotic introvert, a former child star, and himself – unraveling the question: Who are you really playing?

While waiting for biopsy results, Reina starts making jokes about throwing a Goodbye Uterus Party if she needs a hysterectomy. However, a call sends Reina to surgery and an era called "lifemaggedon," leading to her planning a party like no other while her world crumbles.

Robots! AI! Self-driving cars! Will the robots drive us or drive us mad? In the world premiere of her sophomore show, Sarah Albritton combines storytelling, stand-up, and characters to challenge what it means to be human in an increasingly technology-focused world. No robots were harmed...yet.

When given the chance to revisit their forgotten memories with a Magic Computer, photograph by photograph Kel Cripe dives deeper into a hilarious, heartfelt retrospective on gender, identity and how they arrived at the person they are today.

It's the year 1991 and San Diego divorcee Celine Solution has a decision to make: kill her ex-husband and his new wife, or don't.

Inspired by the New York Magazine columns of Mark Leibovich, this two-woman play follows the last twelve weeks of the 2016 election through a series of imagined conversations between Leibovich and Trump’s current Chief-of-Staff, Reince Priebus. Roles will be determined by the flip of a coin.

"The Birthday Boys" is the heroic tale of three US Marines captured during an infiltration of the Al Asad Air Force base in Iraq's Green Zone. A story of honor and redemption, it's the life-changing journey of three American heroes. A full-length play for only $10! DO NOT MISS THIS SHOW.

Three men, in hunger or desperation or lunacy, find themselves seated within the confines of the Freedom Theater, watching a hopeless show under the promise of something better on the other side. Wait… How’d you get here?

Zahida will sing the best hits of Edith Piaf, Mireille Mathieu and other great French singers.