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A former cop is hired to use her 6th sense to track down a known psychopath Written and Directed by Linda Andersson Starring Deborah Stewart with Vincent De Paul.

Come spend a day in the life with Ham— a country girl who tends farm, runs a livestock auction and is a star of the bar. People often ask me, "Sam, what is Mississippi like?" And this is a clown show about that. Kind of. It’s a “work hard, play hard” situation, where a country girl makes do.

Dark humor and raw narrative. Modern dance, en pointe ballet, and a live string duo. Alive-ish tracks the chaos and challenges of a young woman’s journey. In association with the Female Playwrights Initiative. Proceeds will benefit the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention.

Solo Performer and two-time Best In Fringe Festival at the New York International Fringe Theater Festival winner presents his latest solo show, a blisteringly funny and moving solo performance piece developed with renowned Chicago director Jim Lasko. "Remarkable...a serious artist." Village Voice

The Double Feature is 2 plays on one Saturday Evening with drinks and snacks between in the Black Bag Lounge!

SQUIRM: A True Story is a surreal autobiographical dark musical comedy that follows Mia, a nonbinary Jewish musician, as they navigate the complexities of chronic illness, personal identity, and a codependent, romantic relationship with their tapeworm, Squirm.

How to use music in theatrical creations and productions. Instructor David Wheatley is a multi-talented musician, composer, and comedian with decades of experience on the stage, in the studio, and in the classroom. Trained as a classical pianist and organist,

Anthony "Scruncho" McKinley's one man show "All I Needed Was a Hug" produced by Sherri Shepherd & Kim Tavares, chronicles the journey of this former gangbanger, drug dealing and eventual Folsom prison inmate to his life changing destiny of making people laugh through standup comedy.

Acclaimed movement artist Dean Evans attempts to perform their life’s work and in the process unravels physically and emotionally. Dean Evans’ mellifluous voice guides us through their own scraps from the cutting room floor assembled to create a portrait of a misfit artist.

A play exploring the horror of state violence. It follows a journalist covering an anti-war march. Inspired by the 1970 Chicano Moratorium Against the Vietnam War. Incorporates poetry in English and Spanish; Brechtian and Beckettian techniques; and references to psychedelic rock and horror cinema.