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Amy, having died young, soon realizes how quickly people stop visiting her in this comical yet maddening look at 'life' in the grave.

One Actor, 38 roles. It's Paris, 1943. An actor has one chance at freedom before his derailed train to a concentration camp gets moving. Like Scheherazade before him, this storyteller spins the tales of The Arabian Nights as though his life depends on it--and it does. "BRILLIANT!"-Metro Arts

NOW LEASING is a new show for all ages created by rebel ballerina Lea McGowan interweaving aerial silks, physical theater, comedy and dance exemplifying how to explore space, transform being, connect and delight in the present moment. Direction and development, Stanley Allan Sherman

Why so Syrian? is a funny, yet poignant one-woman show capturing the innocence of first love and the potentially devastating effects of betrayal, abuse and a family bound steadfast by culture and tradition.

An educational lecture and workshop on virtual reality, its application in theatre, and a demonstrative viewing of a scene from "Othello" in virtual reality.

A solo show that examines the direct effect of beauty standards and body images on the big, black female body. My show is a satire about a black woman’s journey through the rabbit hole of her childhood experiences dealing with body issues and colorism.

Sometimes you wanna go where everybody shows their fangs! Say "Cheers" with your favorite sitcom barflies as you celebrate the birthday of vampire Queen Lilith, until a mysterious murder ruins the party! Look for clues, question suspects, and vote for the killer in this comedic scripted parody.

The Encore Producer Award-winning one-woman show “SugarFree: Foster Care Cognitive Dissonance” is a solo show that combines psychology, poetry, personal narratives, humor, and lived experiences into a creative theatre play that will grab at the heartstrings. Contact me: [email protected]

Mr. Unknown is gradually disappearing. His past is erased memory by memory as he relives them. Once out of consciousness his personality is reconstructed by the perception of others around him.

Page 121 Productions, New York's boldest theatre dedicated to emerging artists, presents Stephen Kaliski's HIS MINUTE HAND, a timely and riveting tragedy about the decay of friendship and family within a repressive society.