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Through the fragmented parts of their psyche - Anxiety, Anger, and Wisdom, a couple faces hardships and must decide between love and fear. An emotional roller coaster with a comedic flair.

That's What She Didn't Say: A True Story of Taboo, Redemption, and Musical Theatre takes audiences on the journey of a girl with too many secrets to carry in her overstuffed purse, the tendency to say too much, and a desire to be free. Will she find the courage to say what matters?

Chicago cops, Joey and Denny, find their friendship put on the line when a domestic disturbance call takes a wrong turn. A harrowing journey into moral gray areas where trust and loyalty struggle for survival against a sobering backdrop of pimps, prostitutes and criminal lowlifes.

A therapy session for anyone with a family & hormones, MANIC is about a neuro-divergent, Pansexual Jewish girl chasing fame & taming her addiction demons. Told through the 12 steps of SLAA, it's also a mixture of cabaret, parody singing, comedy, & multi-media in this lens of the ADHD mind.

An empty room. A mysterious woman. A story that's very real and probably true. Theatre Show (a play about a woman) is an award-winning comedic spin on documentary theatre. “Sly, wryly whimsical” –SF Chronicle "Brilliant" –ALOC Media

Open Gate Theatre (http://www.opengatetheatre.com/) will perform "Dionysus in Hell" - Based loosely on Aristophane's "The Frogs", there is clowning, large puppets, video, dance, wonky and sublime music.

Zen, Drugs, and Rock ‘n’ Roll! Producer JB(Mister)Pinc [Mike Saad] presents this documentary by B-Well [Thomas Sandnaes] of the Zen Ken [Kevin Carr], HASH-ing out life's big questions in Amsterdam. SZN features the singing of Kelley Yearout as Guy (in the shower). Note: event will be filmed.

Marlon Brando tilted the axis of film acting with his performance as Stanley Kowalski in A Streetcar Named Desire. Prior to his multigenerational defining work on stage and film, Marlon began his acting career where all actors do: with an audition.

William Shakespeare's final play performed with an all female cast and set in a modern penitentiary.

It took three strong women to make one GREAT queen.