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An absurd, penultimate HOA meeting. A grappling of control. A beautiful Front Lawn. Described as a suburban fever dream, Ma'am takes us on an epic journey of 1 woman & 1 blade of grass as they strive to get what they want most. But what's behind that perfect lawn? It's clown. Its comedy. It's Ma'am.

TMB delivers a humorous and contemporary unraveling of the Arthur legend and Grail myth in this woven tapestry of original text, song, dance, and unique physicality. Ovation Award Winner: Best Ensemble, Best Director, Best Choreography. "They have turned base metal into gold!" Fringe Review

Part scripted, mostly comedy, where I attempt to balance all sides of my personality. Its a two person show where the second person changes each night. Given the script 24 hrs before the show, that actor is told on stage which side they're playing. Best of Fringe/4 stars! - DC Theatre Arts.

All-new theatrical exploration through 13th Century Persia, a spiritual and physical journey into the heart of prolific and popular poet Jalal ad-Din Muhammad Balkhī, better known as “Rumi”.

One act play written by Elaine May and part of a collection of three short plays that have for theme "Power plays". Comedy, 2 female characters- a boss and her secretary.

Join us for a reading of the winning play in our inaugural youth playwriting competition, A MURDER ON 44TH ST., by 9-year-old playwright Luciano HunzekerHesed. Will famous detective Winton Jones be able to solve his hardest case yet? A classic noir tale.

In this EDM rockopera, a demon from another dimension possesses a singer onstage to warn all of us about the sinister plot the deity from his dimension plans to visit upon our world. Chaos ensues from there.

It's 2033. You are about to have your funniest nightmare! The murder rate is the highest ever and The Gold House (formerly White) boasts, Number ONE again! In the midst of all this chaos, a revolutionary group called The Rising is killing politicians. The Rising is happening now.

A slice of life story that follows a day in the life of co-workers at a high end clothing store in New York City. We watch as they manage to do just enough work to not get fired, but not too much work that they're distracted from their dreams.

The Screenwriter, resolute in that the words on the Page should unequivocally be interpreted as is written with little room, if any, for the actor's translation. The Actor, insistent the text merely a guide for exclusive and provocative interpretation of the performer through accelerated choices.