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POP! initially titled “Slow Drag” came from a series of old therapy sessions I had. It was birthed from an assortment of questions. The main one being – “what if who you are, isn’t who you want to be, but what if that’s what you’re supposed to be?” Although the narrative centers around a drag queen

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.

“The Show” Written and Directed by: Max Oken Is a new radio theatre comedy focused around the absurdity of social media in everyday life. This "Goon Show" stylized play uses stream of consciousness and satire to explore what it means to be an American in the form of a 40's radio mystery.

A daughter grapples with her mother's decline in the final week of her life. This is an immersive piece where select audience members will interact as Nurses throughout the piece. We invite you to come say goodbye to the mother in the final hours of her life.

Using humor and drama, "By the End of Tonight" tells the story of a struggling young adult who has made the conscious decision to take their own life. This play follows the meticulously planned, final days of his life, and walks the line between dark comedy, and heartfelt emotion.

EAT THE MAMA is a wildly funny and unexpectedly tender journey about the strange universe of new motherhood. In this critically-acclaimed solo show, Jessica reimagines herself as an astronaut after giving birth—not to explore new worlds, but to survive the unforgiving terrain of early parenthood.

A true story: In 1939, when she is 9, Eleanor’s family moves from the US to Germany, but war breaks out as her family is crossing the Atlantic, and they are trapped in Nazi Germany for WWII. "★★★★★ Garner is incredibly talented and connects deeply with the story and characters!"—FringeReview.co.uk

Lola’s countless heavens. A cat that looks like Hitler. Abandoned train tracks dividing the “east” and “west” sides of town. Taglish. Southern Baptist churches. "Model minorities" in post-9/11. A series of journals collecting dust on a forgotten bookshelf...

We all navigate life differently. Some people use laughter, some people go to therapy, some people bottle things up, some people lie to themselves or to others. For Lily it's different: she sees everything as a movie.

Hollywood Chola is a one woman show about XOCHI SANCHEZ, a Mexican-American actress who only gets cast to play Cholas on screen, who is forced to go to “Anger Management Therapy” because she punched a white Security Guard who wouldn’t let her into the studio because he thought she was a criminal.