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One actor. One Brooklyn neighborhood. 32 characters. Discovered three years ago by the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, A Brooklyn Boy is a "tour de force" (New York Times) one-man show that portrays Steven Prescod's coming-of-age story of love, crime, family, violence, and self-acceptance.

Welcome to the glamorous world of Varmon — the beauty empire that will give you flawless skin AND financial freedom! By the end of this absurd, interactive, and award-winning solo comedy, you’ll be ready to sign up to become a Varmonista yourself. Just remember . . . it's not a pyramid scheme.

Experience the fun side of ESP, with jaw-dropping feats of mind-reading in a show for adults. An interactive cartoon character appearing on TV joins an onstage mindreader to read the audiences’ thoughts. Full of fun, laughs and amazing experiments, “Mind2Mind” will leave you absolutely astonished!

Earworm follows a group of people who each have a song stuck in their head that they're dying to get out. It deals with themes of mental health, relationships, and how we perceive the world. This story is tied together with familiar songs that will surely stick with you when the performance is over.

In war torn Albasrah, Iraq, two civilian refugees seek shelter from the oncoming American invasion. Nafi'a is a look at the unfortunate reality of war in the modern world and our desperate need to understand one another in order to survive it. Written by Anton Ray Directed by Michael McIntyre.

SPACE is the story of a crew on a mission at the edge of our Solar System. As contact with Earth is lost, the crew is forced to question their own reality.

"Lang" follows German director Fritz Lang through his final days in Nazi Germany. A new play by Andrew Moore, this chapter from the life of a complex man is an arousing and relatable tale of integrity set against temptation.

Senorita Monthly Juice is an absurd comedy that follows plant worker, Adelina, as she negotiates between her roles as a faithful “blood-worker” at a beauty startup and a mother concerned with the convoluted messages her very own company is televising out into the world.

North of Providence details a painful crisis between brother and sister. As the ultimate loss of their father looms, Carol and Bobbie come together in a darkened room as they comb the disarray of their lives to discover what’s torn them apart and finally, the truths that keep them together.

Picking through the psychological minefield that is his past, Thom Pain finds beauty, horror, and catharsis in an emotional landscape not unlike the collective trauma of our pandemic-stricken year.