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RILKE, ONE MILLION WORDS connects an actor in the present with a poet from the past. It tells the story of a writer who, for nearly a year, struggles to create poetry and can only express himself through letters. An actor uses these letters to navigate his own challenges as an immigrant in the US.

Bill Kottkamp from Netflix's Father of the Year and The Good Cop performs an hour of vibrant musical comedy parodies of dance music and party culture.

Women of Ciudad Juárez is about the femicides taking place in Juárez, Mexico, where since 1993 hundreds of women and girls have been raped, tortured, and murdered. Showing multiple female perspectives of life in Juárez, it speaks out against all forms of violence against the female body and psyche.

A simply staged play about the complicated relationships of three genius women - grandmother, mother and daughter. A smart, intimate tale by Lee Blessing that jumps back and forth in time to explore the amusing, depressing, desperate and hopeful realities of family connection.

Starlight Stage is a unique dramedy that explores the complex dynamics between a mother and daughter, Sam & Nancy, portrayed by Lana McKissack and Teya Patt. Set in an otherworldly realm, the narrative follows their journey as they seek Nancy's song to guide her into the afterlife.

When Dalilah successfully scams an old woman out of $10,000 by pretending to be the IRS, her relationship with her fiance is put to the test when she realizes she had scammed her fiance's mother.

THE POINT is a dark and comedic thriller based on the true story of a murder in the woods amongst ‘friends’. Funny, dark, menacing, and shocking, THE POINT explores love, violence, class inequity, and the growing opioid crisis all within two small neighboring towns in Western Massachusetts.

At a desolate crossroads where no train ever stops, the Man, Woman, and Linesman circle one another in an absurd attempt at connection. Connected only through letters and photographs, the Man and Woman cannot reconcile expectation with reality, blocking connection, failing to recognize each other.

In commemoration of the 50th Anniversary of the BLACK POWER MOVEMENT (1966-2016), Meshaun Labrone wrote "POWER!" Stokely Carmichael. The play takes an absurdist journey into the mind of revolutionary, Stokely Carmichael.

An atypical romantic comedy, that explores all of the awkward firsts that come with dating, sex and love from a late bloomer's perspective.