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War Veteran's story on how the military shaped who his is today and how those experiences helped him overcome anxiety and clinical depression. From growing up without a father figure to following his dreams of working in entertainment in Hollywood he couldn't have persevered without the Army.

This cabaret-style show will take the audience through a randy romp of Fanny and Frank’s unforgettable adventures in love and war at sea.

Funny for the whole family! A sketch comedy show in the same vein as "The Carol Burnett Show".

​The theme of this months storytelling show is Bitches Get Stuff Done and the cast is all female identifying.

This coming-of-age story follows Lu and Lynn, two women who find themselves alone in a bar with seemingly only a bottle of scotch in common. As they search to understand their relationship to time and space they realize their connection to each other is more than coincidence.

Take a journey with Harriet! Join her on dangerous escapes; learn songs that are a secret code. Steal Away is the inspirational story of Harriet’s fight against slavery, her courageous rescue of people via the Underground Railroad and her lifelong efforts to help those in need. Ages 6–11. 60 mins.

A loving tribute to the author by an actor who adored him, this rendition of Ray Bradbury's 1948 novella Pillar Of Fire is 50 mins of prose magic from The Master. In a world cleansed of superstition a dead man wakes up to teach the living the meaning of fear! Starring Bill Oberst Jr.(Criminal Minds)

We’re all afraid of something, right? Maybe the dark or heights or a broken-down mechanical movie shark. After all, phobia is anything but reasonable. This show explores the often funny journey of facing what scares us most in hopes that it's the first step in overcoming it.

From the team behind PAPER CUTS comes another sketch show that’s just in time for Father’s Day. This 60 minute revue tries to answer the immortal questions of fatherhood and family. After all, whether we’re a talk show host, a superhero, or even our Heavenly father, we all got DADDY ISSUES!

What happens when a brown paper bag and an unhappy suit meet on the streets of Manhattan?