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An honest depiction of what happens when you discover your child has autism. Through humor I try to soften the pain. A must see if you or a loved one is on the spectrum. Hard work, hope and set backs. And the pure beauty of acceptance.

A short film about a group of friends who inexplicibly find themselves disappearing one at a time at the hands of supernatural forces.

GROWING THROUGH IT each real story starts and stops as they intersect, interact & intertwine. performers come into and act out each other's stories.

A father tries to develop his version of the musical "Love Never Dies" starring his daughters and finds himself staging it in a strip club. One of his daughter's boyfriend tries to stop it from happening and high junks ensue.

Sue and Carol are lifeguards. But when your job is to watch, when do you actually get to live? And what are they waiting for? A sign of danger? Maybe that’s just what they need.

Cabaret de L'Obscure presents " The Lady In Red show " a Cabaret Show that tells the story of Jenny Eloise Rieu through songs and Music and accompanied by Michael Bogomolny on the keys. The show is a real throw back to the 1920's up to the 1960's.

Harold Pinter's classic inspires a cover version, for the age which we inhabit. William, an interrogator, grinds down Llewyn, a dissident, over the course of an interview in a country made great again through sheer force of willful faith and faithful will.

Are you a newer performer? Or do you just want to strengthen your public speaking skills and gain confidence? This workshop is for anyone who doesn’t live life as a straight, cis, white man. Using clowning, improv, storytelling, burlesque & stand-up, shake off your limitations in a safer space!

When she took her dream job performing sketch comedy on a cruise ship, Carla knew she'd have the time of her life. She was wrong. A solo-play written and performed by Carla Snowden. Directed by Paul Stein.

Anak ni Tapia: Leaving Mother is a solo show that weaves personal and cultural narratives of identity, family, loss, and resilience. Balancing humor with heartbreak, Lani T. Montreal shares what it's like growing up with a celebrity mother with a dark past in a patently patriarchal society.