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World Dance Club is an interactive musical show that brings the audience along to learn and dance to music from all over the world. Helix Collective presents eclectic styles from Bollywood, jazz, techno, salsa, hip-hop and American rock music. The dance is held on the outdoor patio!

Ready for a healthy dose of sweetness? Take a load off from the stresses of life with your new best friends, Stan, Geoff, Craigory and Ollie. On this SPECIAL day, the "men" (played by women) drink some beers and try to decide on the perfect Groupon activity to do together. *MASKS WILL BE REQUIRED

A play exploring the techniques of futurist theatre and using those techniques to tackle modern issues.

A famous photographer suffers a horrific accident. As a group of her less successful friends rally around her in the hospital, an almost unthinkable plan starts to take shape: Could she be their next art project? Warning: Contains nudity, adult language and sexual situations.

This roller-coaster ride of a one-person show follows a man's frantic quest to find his lost lottery ticket while trying not to lose his mind in the process. Performed at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.

Winner of Best Original Script at NYC Frigid Festival. Two brothers and their sister-in-law recount the loss of a family member after an accident. Told in interlocking monologues, this dark comedy explores grief, revenge, family business, and the opioid crisis in the Midwest.

The Wall is an absurdist play that centers on a blank, white wall that becomes a battleground for control, expression, and identity among three eccentric characters.

A fully improvised narrative musical performed with the gravity of a scripted play. No suggestions. Grounded scenes, cinematic blackouts, and songs that emerge organically as a story builds in real time. The genre, tone, music, and resolution emerge organically.

Growing Up Jordy Pordy is writer and performer Jordan Herskowitz’s hilarious and heartwarming autobiographical one man play about life as a professional mascot. But once his furry gloves come off, Herskowitz narrates a powerful story about self-identity, family, and the strength of the human spirit.

In 1936, producers searched to find an unknown to play Scarlett O'Hara in Gone with the Wind. This fully scripted creation unfolds in 10 moments incorporating stylized movement, dance, song, original text, several suitcases, and the great Scarlett dress. All accompanied by live percussion.