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An unexpected through line disrupts a college student’s grief, leaving her to wonder if she’ll ever get back up on her feet.

A ditzy, delusional woman's apartment is invaded in the dead of night. As she confronts a faceless intruder, the lines between external danger and internal turmoil begin to blur. What unfolds is a surreal descent into her fractured psyche. Are the real threats outside her door or within her mind?

When an alien ship intercepts their courier vessel during a deep-space contract, two pilots must contend with both a faulty translator and their tempestuous personal history. Past Lives meets Star Trek.

Women of Ciudad Juárez is about the femicides taking place in Juárez, Mexico, where since 1993 hundreds of women and girls have been raped, tortured, and murdered. Showing multiple female perspectives of life in Juárez, it speaks out against all forms of violence against the female body and psyche.

Cameron is an emotionally driven story about adolescence and the difficulties of a young black teen being bullied as he struggles with gender identity in a private high school and at home with his widowed father.

Silly. Sad. Swords. is not your average sketch show. Our show depicts not only the silliness of life, but also the sad moments, and the fight it takes to keep moving forward. Join us for night of a laughs, tears, songs, dance, and swords!

Presenting two student one acts in a staged reading: Spaghetti Western by Juan Ruiz: When family expectations and your dreams clash, if you cant take the heat get out of the kitchen. Pennies from Heaven by Jordan Pettit: With Covid now just a memory, two strangers reminisce.

A chilling multi-sensory exploration into a shocking paranormal case. Actual footage, photographs, artifacts, and recordings from the investigation bring this terrifying ordeal to life. From THE UNMARKED DOOR composer Rolfe Kent (Dexter,Sideways,Up in the Air)& dir. Lola Kelly (Hall & Mirror’s YOU).

Ten years in the making comes the worldwide premiere of "The Count of Monte Cristo: The Musical" based off Alexandre Dumas' infamous novel, "The Count of Monte Cristo"

The Atheist is a satirical play about catching the perfect front-page headline, whatever the cost.