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Shepard and Chaiken penned these real and imagined moments about romantic love and the closeness and distance between lovers. Savage Love steps through raw, relatable, shared moments— the difficulty of expressing tenderness, the dread of being replaced, or the intimacy of watching a lover sleep.

Here’s Izzy, ready to share with an audience her unique approach towards life. She lives by very strict guidelines, or as she likes to call them – manifestos. This is her journey through art school, friendships and self-discovery. She lives everyday as if it's her last on Earth.

Set in 1950's Virginia, Wilhelmina, a young jazz singer from New York, finds work at a luscious mansion owned by a wealthy white man. This man, Mr. Brayson Ashford, has also been rumored to have murdered his wife the day after their wedding.

A woman who’s been living underground since she was 5 and her coyote friend broadcast a children’s TV show from their bunker. Featuring a radioactive coyote puppeteered by Vee DeOh, and electronic beats from Layn Pieratt- go on a dark, whimsical, musical journey with "From My Bunker to Yours" !

The Screenwriter, resolute in that the words on the Page should unequivocally be interpreted as is written with little room, if any, for the actor's translation. The Actor, insistent the text merely a guide for exclusive and provocative interpretation of the performer through accelerated choices.

Imagine Whiplash (2014) but with the Marx Brothers. A dedicated classical cellist (Peter) is invited to a master class with a charismatic and emotionally chaotic conductor (Caucus) and subjected to ruthless, absurd tests of devotion. A dark slapstick exploration of shame, ambition, and horsehair.

A one-act comedy following seven novice backpackers who share a hostel dorm together in Tirana, Albania. When a street riot breaks out in the city center, the travelers lose their patience, as they find themselves confined in a room with complete strangers.

Created by homeless actors, this allegorical play challenges the audience’s perceptions of homelessness in this hilariously sad play. Battling the GearMonster uplifts through comedy, physical humor, while uniting all in the battle to be heard in a cold world.

Life in the Middle Ages: Comedian Steve Ochs examines the correlation of midlife crisis and the five stages of grieving. A mixture of medieval staging and modern media help him make the point.

Julia and her husband Brian have taken in her older brother Sam, but when a year of getting back on his feet turns into three, they have to find a way to help him move on.