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The play traces Ella Youngs love affair with Maud Gonne, her rivalry with William Butler Yates, her dangerous work as a revolutionary and gun runner, to her disillusionment at the compromise that left the 6 counties of Northern Ireland in the hands of the British.

Martini & Olive are a tragically unhip 70s comedy lounge duo that perform a hilariously cheesy 60 minute variety show. “You’ll howl with delight as this happy faced duo launches into absurd medleys... a delightfully god-awful lounge act riotously over the top.” - LA Weekly

Set in a post-apocalyptic realm devoid of smells, two warriors fight the fight to end all fights to prove once and for all who is the rightful heir of the "good smell".

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Once Upon a Time...Little Rojo, whislt running away from the Big Bad Wolf stumbles upon The Knock Shop. With the help of Madame Maleficience, Poca-hot-ass, Tinker Twat, Evil Yaaaaas Queen and more, Little Rojo learns about A Whole NEWD World and what it could do for her and YOU!

The epic origin story no one asked for of the Music Man sidekick everyone loathes.

HFF15 BEST ENSEMBLE THEATRE! A F*cked-Up Fact-Based Fairytale, Cookie is a bruise-black comedy full of sex, drugs, suburban angst, and one original song about the joys of cutting. Cookie...will make you laugh, cry, and wince, with a rockstar cast of Sacred Fools members.

Daniel Donohue and Eric Siegel were the hottest magic act in Chicago—until their rockstar lifestyle forced Eric into early retirement. After a decade apart, the two will try to reignite…the magic. Don’t miss the show one suburban mom called “completely inappropriate for my son’s birthday!”

To win the heart of his favorite Youtube star, 30-something slacker Chris decides to make a grand gesture - waiting in line for a pair of concert tickets. He's soon joined by a cast of colorful strangers, who lead him through an unpredictable night of magic, chocolate, fame, friendship, and porn.

Harriet Jacobs spent 7 years hiding out in a crawl space in her grandmother's attic. In 1861, she published her story. This solo performance brings to life her captivating words of resistance, hope and freedom.