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A story that deals with the political message that “ no one can ignore rape as a weapon of war” and an unconventional love story that warns society of the irreparable damage war can inflict on women. The play deals with ideology in which women find peace and safety in the same thing that threatens.

Part theater, part drive-in movie, and part car-wash, The Car Show explores how communication is manipulated/distorted by modes of transmission—including technology, space, age, status, taboo, and the internal/external divide... Come enjoy drama from the comfort of your own car!

“Conor McPherson’s play is haunting, inspired, and absolutely glorious.” -The New York Times

What do you do when you’re no longer willing to function in dysfunction? I don’t know either, but I know what I did. Dysfunction, comedic and tragic, culminates in a one-person acting extravaganza about family, enmeshment, violence, and the perils of finding your own path.

Two trailer trash vampires. One unexpected visitor. Sh*t's goin down.

The Misunderstandings of John Wilkes Booth tells the story of teenage John Wilkes Booth, his love of Mary Todd and how betrayed he felt when she declined his prom invite to instead attend with our future President.

Nyx grew up in the shadows of two infamous legacies—though she doesn’t know it. Raised by the system, forged by trauma, Nyx returns to reclaim power from the man who turned her childhood into a weapon. Justice and vengeance blur. You can’t scare her with the dark—she plays in it.

A divorced working mom coping with her family's changing dynamics is forced to pivot under Operation Metro Surge. Based on true stories from the Minneapolis Resistance.

A glimpse behind the curtain of the Fringe Festival, as observed by a first-time participant and first-time actor in 2025's "The Visitor" an immersive horror play set in the 1980s.

Singing 14 songs from the musical theatre "songbook" aligning with the stories she tells about where she came from and how she got here, with live piano accompaniment. You will laugh, you will cry (it’s better than“Cats”) and be inspired and filled with joy by the resilience of the human spirit.