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Isolated behind plexiglass, peep show star Sunshine talks dirty to her customers, but longs for a deeper connection. One rainy night she jumps from her husband’s van, seeking refuge behind disillusioned paramedic Nelson’s window. Two lost souls bare their wounds in the search for dangerous intimacy.

Two nuero-divergent millennials work to portray emotions and find connection in a world that wasn’t made for them. A love story between Cole -a musical savant- and Naomi -a dance prodigy who feels in color- that explores how we make connections, when typical forms of connection aren’t available.

An autobiographical one-woman dramatic comedy that dares to expose what lies beneath the mask of the perfect mother. Presented in pseudo-fairytale style, utilizing multimedia and theatrical masks, My Mother Had Two Faces tips the Disney delusion on its head.

“Weird Al” meets Bette Midler! Singer/comedienne Linden Waddell highlights the song parody genius of ALLAN SHERMAN’s zany lyrics. Directed by HFF veteran Janet Miller; live accompaniment by Marjorie Poe. CABARETScenes: an evening of solid laughter/Gardenia: taut, perfectly executed romp of a show!

Two Boston brothers claw and scrape for control in an attempt to fill their deepest void.

WIND IN A MIRROR...AYAHUASCA VISIONS is a multimedia solo show about the ironies in guilt and transcendence. The story is a search for enlightenment climaxing in the Amazon in a ceremony with ayahuasca, the visionary vine of death. Accompanied by a surreal art video with original music.

In Where Is My Wife? Dr. Seema Yasmin's one woman show, she mines the chaos of ambition, immigration, and the ghosts of ancestors—generations of repressed women—whose unfinished dreams she’s trying to complete before lunch; all while searching for her ideal match: a Malibu Power Lesbian.

This fast paced comedy is a mash up of Louisa May Alcott's classic, 'Little Women' and HBO's critically acclaimed 'Girls', delivering a smartly crafted and hilarious 50 minute show. New York Magazine's approval matrix pegged it as "High Brow and Brilliant" and Gothamist calls it "Hysterical."

The Roaring 20’s come roaring back to life when Hollywood’s 3 Clubs is transformed into NY’s legendary Algonquin Hotel to host a literal – and literary – battle of wits among the brightest lights on Broadway in this new comedy of caustic quips and lethal wordplay from author Steven Vlasak.

If "Legally Blonde" and "Next to Normal" had a passive-aggressive, Southern, Jewish baby, they would likely name it "Bless Your Heart." This trauma-bonding, intergenerational pop-folk, musical (cabaret edition) will inspire you to craft your own future...and make your family seem "normal" somehow.