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EAT THE MAMA is a wildly funny and unexpectedly tender journey about the strange universe of new motherhood. In this critically-acclaimed solo show, Jessica reimagines herself as an astronaut after giving birth—not to explore new worlds, but to survive the unforgiving terrain of early parenthood.

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.

When a struggling actress returns to her small hometown to help her fiercely independent mother confront a lifetime of accumulated belongings, the two women reckon with memory, independence, and the courage it takes to choose a new path.

Anthony "Scruncho" McKinley's one man show "All I Needed Was a Hug" produced by Sherri Shepherd & Kim Tavares, chronicles the journey of this former gangbanger, drug dealing and eventual Folsom prison inmate to his life changing destiny of making people laugh through standup comedy.

Bunga! Bunga! is a comic opera about the life and times of populist billionaire Silvio Berlusconi. Four times Prime Minister of Italy and the template for many other populist leaders of their countries. It follows him from the beginning of his career to his downfall with Ruby the Heart Stealer

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

Misery Loves Company is the darkly comedic solo show about how key elements of my life were influenced by the screen legend, Kathy Bates. Spanning 3 decades, touching on issues of bullying, sexual orientation, depression, and other fun and cheery subjects.

Commander Jane is awakened out of suspended animation early on her way to the next habitable planet to discover that the solo mission she signed-up for, has been changed without her consent. Now she's 2.5 million lightyears from home... locked in a starship with a man who claims to be her overseer.

Are you on your phone right now? My god. I hope you're not driving. (Crash). Not my fault! Tie it off and see the show!

INHERENTLY AMBIGUOUS By Dan Devine, 18 La Grange, IL A night of debauchery transforms into an existential crisis for these philosophical teenagers.