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from African dad quirks to misguided condolences, the loss of a beloved parent sparks a surprise glow-up—and a solo Southwest road trip that changes everything. ​​laughcry/crylaugh through the good, bad, unbelievable, and funny of grief. | 4.5 stars and Best of Capital Fringe 2023! (DC Theater Arts)

Two brothers locked in a lifelong battle of love, rivalry, survival, and identity. A raw, intimate staging of Suzan‑Lori Parks’ Pulitzer Prize–winning Topdog/Underdog brought to life by two actors at the height of their craft.

POSTER CHILD is not just my coming out story, it is love letter to all those talented and pioneering women of 1970's and early 80's TV. Come see how Charlie's Angels played a crucial role in my journey of self-discovery. Told with a great deal of humor, humanity and a lot of heart.

A devoted husband, a proud father, and a successful photographer, Alex is living his dream. All of that changes with one life altering event. Sea Wall is a one-act monologue by Simon Stephens that explores love, grief, faith, and the need for hope.

It sounds simple: put the toilet seat down. But The Liftist is about everything that comes with it — care, resentment, and the quiet weight of always being the one who notices. Set across four decades, this dark comedy asks: who carries what, and for how long?

A devoted nun’s quiet evening is shattered when a mysterious stranger with an impossible claim shows up. What follows is a haunting confrontation of faith, love, and free will in this dark, poetic two-hander.

Born the gay son of a baseball umpire, comedian Ben Fisher examines sports, fathers and sons, grief, and the rules we inherit about becoming men in his new hour of standup comedy. For anyone who’s ever felt a little out of position. LGBTQ+ *work-in-progress

My Great Turnaround ! What God and Argentine Tango Taught Me About Life! The main character deals with her chaotic life- changing event! Engaging in life reaffirming ways using truthfulness; slap-stick comedy; multi-media; good humor ; God and faith plus fabulous Argentine Tango!

Roommates: the musical! is a campy 1970s coming of age story about 5 LA women in their twenties sharing a 3 bedroom apartment above the last and loudest Hasidic synagogue in Boyle Heights.

In an underground laboratory somewhere in Arizona in the not-too-distant future, Cameron and Marie race to find a cure for a super-flu that's already killed most of the world. Will they get the serum to the President in time? Or will they all perish?