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This Is Not My Home is a video installation exploring diasporic longing through the artist’s aunt’s first visit to Armenia. Blending personal footage and memory, it offers a glimpse into what displacement and the search for home can look like for diasporic Armenians.

Tragically weird. Unnecessarily sexual. Two Cats on a Date is exactly what it sounds like. And then much worse. A high-energy solo show in which one woman plays two cats whose romantic dinner kaleidoscopes into a world of intergenerational regret.

Emily Markoe wrote a comedy show about cleaning her childhood bedroom. Her show is NOT about vomit. How could it be? She has emetophobia, the extreme fear of vomit. Watch Emily perform her show without any anxiety-inducing interruptions or visits from her former therapist, Dr. My Little Pony®.

I Hope You Heal is a solo show following an Indian-American woman’s experience dating someone of her own ethnicity for the first time. Modern meet cute. Red flags. Lessons learned. Come experience the five stages of dating a bonafide fuckboy.

UK actor, comedian and musician Steve Furst (Matilda the Musical, National Theatre) has created a varied series of comic creations from a sadistic teacher, an effete criminal, a born-again swinger in a show that is hilarious and dark. ‘Furst’s attention to writing and acting is truly astounding’  Th

An exhilarating and raucous look at one of our nation's founding rock stars, reinventing the life of our seventh president.

BINGO! tells the story of This Guy, a disgraced standup comedian struggling to maintain his sanity as he runs the bingo game at an old folks' home. As the audience, you are one of the old folks attempting to play bingo as This Guy breaks down. Real bingo! Real laughter! Real fucked up!

Love, Locs and Liberation is a solo show that investigates the edges and roots of a Black woman’s happy and nappy hair obsession.

An all-ages puppet show devoted to social/emotional learning! Mr. Malcolm and his pals create music and rhythms in their lighthouse factory, but strange blotches start attacking the lamp! As it gets dimmer, everyone’s mood changes, and they have to discover what they can do to bring back the light!

‘Immigrant’ is a satire about the construction of a wall. The play brings many questions, not necessarily answers.