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Danny and the Deep Blue Sea is a raw, two-person play about loneliness, anger, and the dangerous hope of connection. When Danny and Roberta meet in a Bronx bar, two wounded strangers circle each other through humor, cruelty, and unexpected tenderness. What begins as a confrontation becomes something

Winners! It's a beauty pageant meets "American Idol" and "Survivor" all wrapped up into one hilarious show.

WINDOW debuts the second Act of box Window door at the 2012 Hollywood Fringe Festival! This original production sets the stage on fire with a live installation performance of movement, music, sculpture, light and language using the transformative power of dreams.

Two preteen girls locked in a room for years have invented coded languages and ritualistic acts to survive, appease their captor, and orchestrate their escape. Might they escape him tonight??

NotJustTheater uses dance, visual imagery, text, and soundscape to explore the new reality of Emily's world, shattered at the moment of her stroke. No longer a linear event, reality, time, and space slowly come together as Emily rebuilds her world. Script by Arthur Kopit.

Wigfield - the can-do town that just may not! - is shadowed by the Bulkwaller Dam, a structure the government wants to tear down. The "residents" (squatters) of Wigfield must prove they are a town worth saving and maybe, even recognizing.

Twitch. A new comedy by Stephen Gregg.

Window: A person that acts as a channel for unrelated Spiritual beings to travel to and from the physical realm we know as Earth. I decide to skip my Psychiatrist appointment and go to a healer.... Channeling, mediumship, healing, theater, comedy!

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.

Winona is a sixty-minute naked shopping trolley ride through an abandoned car park decorated with bandaids on the knees and elbows from previous wounds. Equal parts soul crushing and absurdly ridiculous, but ultimately a love letter to our neurodiverse and disabled bodies, brains and hearts.