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Award-winning artist Duane Forrest blends the timeless music of Nat King Cole with powerful storytelling in a moving exploration of legacy, identity, quiet resistance and what it means to belong.

From the the airwaves of the 1930s and 40s to the stage: we present this old time radio horror double feature. From Lights Out: “Valse Triste”& From The Hermit’s Cave: “The House on Lost Man’s Bluff.” Join us for an evening of vintage thrills and chills!

"Coming Home" is a glimpse of a soldier's wife as she waits for her husband to return from war. How long would you wait?

A university student seduces a transgender woman. She goes along with the romance he suggests. Before knowing it, she is already involved in a plot to assassinate Augusto Pinochet and her flat the center of its operations. The play explores the lines of gender and political subversion.

A university student seduces a transgender woman. She goes along with the romance he suggests. Before knowing it, she is already involved in a plot to assassinate Augusto Pinochet and her flat the center of its operations. The play explores the lines of gender and political subversion.

HFF DIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIP WINNER 2024. When Amireh, the matriarch of a British-Iranian family goes missing, her husband and children are thrust into an off-beat spiritual journey that forces them to contend with secrets, infidelity, death ceremonies, an investigation and the psychedelic drug DMT.

A young man suffers from panic attacks whenever faced with confrontation. After a run in with a local gang he is approached by a local widower who claims to have a technique he can use to solve his confidence crisis – but who is this man and has he just made a pact with the devil?

Three short plays in thirty minutes or less. You'll laugh. You'll cry. You'll inexplicably leave craving pierogies. Daddy Issues, Walk of Shame and SLUT examine femininity from that awkward position where you hold your purse while trying to wash your hands in a public restroom.

52 playing cards. 52 scene titles. 2 characters. Alternating cast. If you saw this play every second, from the Big Bang to now, you would never see the same show twice. Seriously. 52 Pick Up. 1 love story. Trillions of possible beginnings, middles, and endings...

Bob, Rich, and Craig first met at Chicago’s IO in 1992, and over the years have played together in such ensembles as Mr. Blonde, Close Quarters, Baby Wants Candy, Trio, Cog, Quartet, and The Armando Show.