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Whose loss is it anyway? That's the bone of contention between a gay man and a straight woman who meet to straighten up loose ends after the death of the man they both loved. This is a study of how the universal situation of losing a loved one took on unique new qualities in the context of AIDS.

In the 50s during the Cold War, mathematician TOM LEHRER became a comedy sensation. He sang twisted tunes & satirized war, pornography, race, death, religion, kink & politics. And a side order of Elements. PRODUCERS ENCORE AWARD PICK OF THE FRINGE BEST MUSICAL NOMINEE PLATINUM MEDAL WINNER

Today’s world is rife with race hatred of all types. In order to combat this rising hate Mitchell began delving into the history and source of antisemitism in the hopes that looking at the truth of the source of anti-Semitic beliefs could be an antiseptic to the disease of hate of all types.

Catherine and Anita is the story of Catherine, a woman struggling to overcome the obstacles in her life with the help of her secret friend, Anita.

A solo show about a flailing yet optimistic twenty-nine year old hoarder named Ruby who, has obsessive compulsive tendencies, is constantly tardy, and frequently checks out to daydream.

52 playing cards. 52 scene titles. 2 characters. Alternating cast. If you saw this play every second, from the Big Bang to now, you would never see the same show twice. Seriously. 52 Pick Up. 1 love story. Trillions of possible beginnings, middles, and endings...

Through a fusion of Indian dance theater and solo performance, “A Great Dive” is a modern American love story that examines what love looks like and the risk it demands.

What would growing up look like if you were a mushroom and you see mom in a tree? A multi-media one act exploring the tension between growth and loss, the ephemeral nature of parent-child relationships, and the ways we anchor ourselves to memory with futile attempts.

Do you want to know what happened? One accident, two stories: one you’ve heard a thousand times, one you’ve never heard before. Falling is an uncomfortably sexy and hilariously vulnerable stumble through Aaron’s misadventures searching for love and settling for sad handjob in life after disability.

"I Think I Have A Show?" is a raw, hilarious, and soul-searching one-man show where a queer artist enters an AI facility to build a show from scratch.