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In a romp through American history and a timely comment on truthfulness, this jazz-verse play forces George Washington to publicly proclaim the maker of the Stars & Stripes: is it the marketing genius Betsy Ross, or a 16-year-old urchin with an odd affliction and a blazingly original creative spark?

Musical odyssey about a female bonding with her vagina from first menstruation to adulthood. Humorous lighthearted musical that explores friendship, love, and the role of ego in relationships. Merely consider this musical The Vagina Dialogue.

Pieces Of Carra is a musical memoir about embracing the inevitable.

Experience storytelling with a sound bath musical performance! Himalayan singing bowls, crystal bowls, gongs, biosonic tuning forks, shamanic drumming will give the audience a unique journey.

A metamorphosis of one woman who decides to stop treading in the water's of the past and finally learns to fly in a loving relationship with herself in the present. Told in original spoken word and song, we journey from a nymph in the water to a dragon in sky.

Combining a lyrical rap poetry style of storytelling with comedic and sometimes confrontational personal truths, this autobiographical solo show is about the story of a transgender man who grew up on Bollywood and the Fresh Prince of Bel Air while living in the American south.

Pina, an 80 year old woman, has received a postcard from her fromer lover, who died on the same day as her late husband. The horrifying postcard triggers her granddaughter Masha's curiosity and together they revisit memories of Pina's fascinating life.

TED talk meets Theatre meets Therapy Dr. Denee Jordan, a psychologist/veteran performer, confronts her own defenses; including skilled characterizations of parts of her personality; giving the audience the opportunity to meet their own ‘characters’ and experience inspiration and healing.

David Lynch has gone missing, leaving only his hairdresser Judy to try and solve the mystery. But in doing so, she will discover a dark world of such absurdity, sexuality, and nightmares, that only David Lynch himself, and his fans (or haters) could fathom. Songs from his cinematic catalogue ensue.

“Why Water Falls” When a fiction writer has to write a true story, she comes face to face with her ambivalence about motherhood and the unexpected consequences she’s trying to forget. A funny, thought-provoking look at making peace with controversial life choices.