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What if your family had an intervention because of your FRINGE SHOW? Every family needs a little intervention but, in this family it's an EVERYDAY OCCURRENCE.

The Academy Awards has a race problem. It’s big. But the four black actors in ROOM 4 aren’t concerned with that, because they have a much bigger problem. They’ve just realized they’re stuck in a time loop, auditioning for the same “Drug Dealer #2” role over and over. Get them out of there!

"Little Tiny Orphans" is a one woman show written and performed by Molly Fite. Directed by Julie Brister. A true story of a naive and earnest Jesus Freak on a mission trip to Bucharest, Romania in the summer of 2001.

Full-length musicals too filling? Operettas leave you bloated? Juke-box song cycles too saccharine? We’ve got just the thing! A FEAST OF SNACKS! That’s right, four bite-sized musicals guaranteed to please your palate, created by Michael Gordon Shapiro! Whet your appetite and join us for the show!

Jump into this family-friendly fantastical story and experience life with a modern family, as seen through the eyes of a 6-year-old.

"Hey, family is complicated." Two plays. Two families. One hour. One hits deep. The other... well, good luck. Created in a single weekend at Zombie Joe's 50 Hour Drive-By Theatre Festival and repackaged for your theatre pleasure.

Ina Ray Hutton was the most successful female bandleader of the Big Band era. Ina's journey from the South Side of Chicago to the stages of Broadway and beyond was filled with triumph and heartache.

When a young poet ventures into the home of his eclectic neighbor, he’ll discover a world you never imagined could be right next-door. Inspired by true events, and presented as one continuous scene, this two-person drama will keep you on the edge of your seat, guessing until the bitter end.

ROOTS: An Evening of World Premiere Shorts is four wonderfully strange world premiere short plays that usher audiences through the complexity of the human condition.

A dark, surreal comedy inspired by the poem "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock" by T.S. Eliot.