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A one man musical about the Sam Cooke saga because his story needed to be told. More than a recollection of his hit songs, it's a recalling of an undeniable legacy cut short in his prime and buried under racial tensions and police corruption. As important today as the day Sam Cooke died.

It's a comedic parody opera-type thingy about dismemberment, love and loss.

One of the most famous outlaws from the Wild West era was the mixed son of a Cherokee Freedwoman and Buffalo Soldier. His name was Crawford Goldsby, but he was better known to the U.S. Government as his alias, Cherokee Bill.

Annie Abbott (Transparent, Castle, Californication, 9 years on LA Law) wrote and performs Giving Up Is Hard To Do, an irreverent, funny take on the audacity and grit needed to be a working character actor and to survive the hurdles of online dating. Joel Zwick (My Big Fat Greek Wedding) directs.

In this shockingly hilarious show, Kate presents 2 decades of living w/an OCD-instilled eating disorder that requires her to live by a strict set of rules rooted in numbers and eternal body hatred. Obsessions, neuroticism, and negative self-talk abound, giving us all a chance to laugh at ourselves.

A bright-eyed Texas gal moves to NYC to pursue her dreams of acting and steps into the hardest role of her life -- herself. A beautiful journey full of laughter showcasing the highs and lows of juggling love, art, and spirituality.

Cow. Slob. Pig. How many insults can you hear before defending the woman you love? Tom faces that question when he falls for Helen- a funny, sexy woman who happens to be plus-sized. Forced to dissect his views on beauty & value, Tom has to decide what dictates who he loves.. society or his heart?

This fierce one-person retelling of BEOWULF modernizes the wit, vigor, and meaty language of the original epic. John Heimbuch performs Charlie Bethel's tour-de-force adaptation of this classic Old English poem about a warrior king and some famous monsters in this Minnesota Fringe Festival favorite.

"Inner Joy"...and the women who live in my head, is a one-woman show based on the different expressions of womanhood. Embodied in an variety of characters, "Inner Joy" explores the victories and challenges of being a woman in all of its expansive glory.

The Son of God and the son of a tv writer take you on an epic, comedic roller coaster ride: part film history, part chronicle of western civilization, a stem-winding personal confession, a raconteur's fever dream and a terrifying journey through the worst Jesus movie ever made. www.mikeschlitt.com