Search Results

Somewhere in the desert borderlands, the bone woman wanders collecting wolf bones and fragments of long-forgotten histories. Every bone tells a story. Tales of courage, sacrifice and renewal, from women whose voices reach beyond the veil.

A Black Power + Clown show Teayanna, a young black social justice organizer, encounters a mysterious yet playful persona who pushes her to understand the purpose and power of laughter.

Get it? Cause ‘Seymour’ is his only middle name. It’s funny. Well, we thought so too, until we got in too deep. Far too deep. And we need your help to take this internet quiz before we lose our minds.

Wicked Lit presents FREE readings of two world premiere adaptations: H. P. Lovecraft’s The Unnamable, adapted by Jeff G. Rack Charles Dickens ‘ The Chimes Charles Dickens, adapted by Jonathan Josephson Directed by Paul Millet. Produced by Nom de Guerre Theatre Guild.

Provocative and compelling, this work deals with a subject much in the minds of contemporary society—the taking of innocent hostages by political terrorists.

This is the hybrid show of live performance and film. Exploring the journey to discover Ikigai, a “reason living”. This production invites the audience to experience all the turbulence of emotions through two human bodies by using Butoh (a Japanese avant-garde dance form), visual art and film .

This tantalizing fringe show blends opera and cabaret into a darkly comedic experience like no other. Visionary performances fuse soaring vocals, theatrical storylines, and risqué humor into an unforgettable evening.

A magic show about misplaced things.

*WINNER HFF SCHOLARSHIP *WINNER SHORT + SWEET AWARD *WINNER ENCORE AWARD A dark comedy about a woman who goes toe-to-toe with her racial identity, religious guilt, crippling insecurity and destructive body shaming. Will the voices of self-doubt win? That's a question to ask yourself...

A writer and a director sit in an A-List movie star's office waiting room. And they wait. WAITING FOR [GAL] GADOT explores the angst and existential absurdity of being a creative professional. Come gather for a theatrical communion. We are all facing this world alone. Why not do it together?