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Pandora flunked the year—now she’s in therapy, turning her breakdown into a comedy. In her brain, her mental illnesses battle it out while Empathy hides with cookies. A split-stage, poetic ride through madness, healing, and a crappy semester. Think Inside Out with more panic attacks and punchlines.

Original music helps writer/performer Monique DeBose explore race, family and identity through the lens of growing up mixed race.

Does anybody remember the band The Cranberries?? Set in a crumbling Seattle hotel with more ghosts than amenities, Rowe’s story spins out from a single moment of entrapment—stuck in a bathroom with nowhere to go but inward.

It's the year 3000. A new energy crisis looms. Disheveled Wormhole Bus mechanic Cleo Universe witnesses his best friend’s murder at the hands of cops, which launches him to the frontlines of saving Earth and pits him against his hero, the richest human alive, tech mogul Max Eon! 🪐 ✨ 🚀

In "1984: Hunger City," an Orwellian nightmare is told through the music of David Bowie, in a rock opera extravaganza that satirizes disinformation, surveillance society and control of the media.

The Trojan Princess, and cursed prophetess, is finally given the chance to tell her own story. Invited to the liminal space of kairos by The Three Fates, Cassandra reflects upon her prophecies, her choices and her relationships...all through the songs of present-day punk goddess Patti Smith.

Temptation awaits! An ancient storyteller has been sent to the underworld for an unspeakable sin, he is resurrected from the depths of hell, as he takes you on a dark and magical journey through the lost legends of the ancient East... The serpent is coiled, the fruit is ripe—do you dare take a bite?

The Man Who Can is a narrative dance-driven drag performance featuring mystery, humor, and rock ’n’ roll favorites. The show explores the struggle of men and masculine-identified people seeking authentic joy and expression under societal and technological conformity.

Queernegroláxia is a solo performance that explores Black and queer identity through memory, body, and poetry. Blending autobiography and political imagery, the work questions racism, desire, and the right of Black children to imagine their futures freely.

This Is Not a Story About Birds is a narrative and performative play that reflects on contemporary womanhood. Centered on a woman who discovers an unexpected pregnancy, the work questions gender roles, compulsory motherhood, and the possibility of female freedom.