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Born to Lead Despite the challenges facing women and minorities of her generation, Susan Ahn Cuddy never took for granted the sacrifices of her democracy. She became the first female aerial gunnery officer in the history of the U.S. Navy.

A father and daughter seek redemption amongst cockroaches and vodka, from an apartment in L.A. to the porch of a single-wide on the Plains.

The play focuses on stigmatized mental health and social topics within ethnic communities that often keeps individuals and families from living their best life. There will be 12 performances of this play, six in the Russian language and six in the Persian language.

After recent events in Japan, a journalist asks Katya and her family about the accident 25 years ago. An interactive and educational story of a young girl struggling with her changing world. Profits go to Chernobyl Children International.

Young Salvador Dali meets Elena Diakonova in Paris during the Roaring Twenties- he renames her Gala and everything gets Surreal!!

Zack and Abby have the ideal ex-pat life in Paris: an apartment in up-and-coming Belleville, a stable marriage, and Zack's honorable mission to fight pediatric AIDS. But when Abby finds Zack at home when he's supposed to be at work, it shakes the foundation of their seemingly perfect life.

This fascinating play depicts a supposed meeting between civil rights icons Malcolm X and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. where they're able to examine their own and each other's different approaches to solving the same grave social problem, both prepared to die for their beliefs.

A mix of physical theatre and Vaudeville, this new work strives to rise above what we believe to be true. By taking a bold look at the power of racial stereotypes and how they have shaped the American entertainer, on and off stage. It is a tribute to the of legend Bert Williams.

A biographical Burlesque, a confessional Cabaret, a musical Memoir, charting my journey from Broadway child actor, high school in 1970's Hollywood, 25 years in a New Age cult, and becoming an Erotic Masseur at 49. Interwoven with songs from musical theater sung by characters who were sex workers.

The Academy Awards has a race problem. It’s big. But the four black actors in ROOM 4 aren’t concerned with that, because they have a much bigger problem. They’ve just realized they’re stuck in a time loop, auditioning for the same “Drug Dealer #2” role over and over. Get them out of there!