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Mo-to-the-oncle is the solo comedy that follows the story of Detroit Price, Jr., a Bronx teenager who must wear a monocle to school after his father loses their vision insurance.

Jim Loucks’ live-wire solo show takes you back to the Deep South with preachers shoutin’ from the mountaintops, mamas pickin’ switches, and Hellfire just a heartbeat away. Witty storytelling, quirky characters, down-home Gospel music. Director: Carol Rusoff. “Critic’s Pick”-Cincinnati Citybeat

The School of Night is proud to present a Neronean spectacle of poetic bombast, gut-wrenching tragedy, mask melodrama, gladiatorial combat, classical Indian dance, live human sacrifice, toxic masculinity, feminine wrath, murderous insanity and bloody horror. Are you not entertained?!

Parody One-Act Zany Comedy. Answers the question did Jessica Fletch... er, Erica Feather kill all those cases she solved, fram all those suspects behind bars. Erica retires writing mystery novels, the most successful amateur detective of all time. Now she has one final case. She's probably guilty.

Robert Taylor plays the loveable loser in this brilliant Australian Musical Comedy all about love. Robert's take on relationships goes array when he falls in love with the coffee shop girl. His unique take on romance and the craziness that follows will excite you in this brilliantly funny show.

Stripper & performance artist “Reagan,” pregnant and in heels, shares her hilarious, provocative, and surprisingly wholesome (true) stories about stripping for 17 years. Come for the comedy, stay for the emotional climax. Bring $1 bills to throw at curtain call if you liked the show!

What if that which you identify with suddenly disappeared? Who would you be then? Jannica lost all her hair to Alopecia within 6 months. Just like that. But her worst nightmare turned out to be a blessing. Sometimes you need to literally lose a part of yourself in order to find who you truly are.

He boxed with Hemingway, struck out the Babe, threw hard as Dizzy Dean and drank even harder. Van Lingle Mungo cut a colorful swath through bars, boudoirs and baseball in the 1930s. A world-class character and semi-great pitcher. Van would remove “semi.” But he always did stretch the truth a little.

Based on the 2018 concept album by Drunken Logic, The Loudness Wars examines the way we talk to and over each other in this political moment. This rollicking rock opera is a scathing and moving take on media, politics, and family in contemporary America.

A group of young people have come together to write a series of 10-minute plays on topics and issues they find most pressing among their generation. It is a manifestation of their hopes and wishes for the world and it's time we all listened.