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Imposter Syndrome Comedy by Mehr Juneja brings to you 90 minutes of hilarious, HILARIOUS queer/POC/female and non-binary stand up comics, clowns, improvers, and sketchers!

First look at an intense new play about facing ghosts from our own pasts. https://youtu.be/bcvSamssBCA

The bizarre tale of the Far Right trying, and failing, to use a small theater company to torpedo the reelection of President Barack Obama. Funny, touching, and true, this super timely story reminds us that we need to be the writers and tellers of our own stories.

Big Gay Debutante Ball is a epic solo musical about a midwestern preacher's daughter braving her way out of hiding into a re-imagined world where gay women are celebrated with a fabulous coming-out ball. Presented in provocative film vignettes woven in with live musical & storytelling.

This show is a modern day "Guess Who's coming to Dinner ". When Mike takes his boyfriend Les home for the holidays, he realizes that he for got to tell his very right wing conservative parents one very important detail. That Les is black.

Experience the love story that inspired a literary legend. Nora and Jim journeys through the lives of Irish writer James Joyce and his muse, Nora Barnacle. Witness their enduring love as they recount years of passion, laughter and the birth of literary genius. Don't miss this enchanting Irish play.

Lifelong friends and roommates, Cara and Gabriel have always ignored their undeniable chemistry. When Cara tests a daring theory with the help of their two friends, boundaries blur, forcing them to confront deep desires and unexpected truths.

Employing a schizophrenic story-telling style, Katy and Katherine takes the audience on a journey, asking them to Vote on who will be in charge. As each tries to sway the audience, they unwittingly reveal the contradictory mess that lives inside all of us.

Parent Discretion Advised is an intimate performance about love, fear, and the moment when personal responsibility collides with forces far larger than the self. Performed by a woman who has recently become a mother, the piece traces the aftershocks of pregnancy—how identity, morality, and instinct