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A collection of scenes and stories acted out by writer/performer Scott Beehner.

LET ME HAMLET is a monologue of a middle-aged, middle-of-the-pack actor who has not yet achieved what he yearns for - to play the title role in Shakespeare's Hamlet. Instead, he has been sweating it out in supporting roles for more than a decade, watching other actors "be or not be" in the role.

The troubled lives of two couples, one in 1910 and the other a hundred years later, play out simultaneously in the same Craftsman house.

Unlike most immigrants who can't get into America, Chris Martin (The Late Late Show) & "one of the UK’s best young observationalists” (The Guardian), couldn't get out when he needed to most. Join Chris as he charts his frustrating, laborious and farcical journey to get home legally.

In this participatory workshop with internationally acclaimed physical theatre artists Jordan Rosin and Yokko, students will use principles from diverse theatrical traditions like Butoh Dance to cultivate the awareness, creativity and articulation necessary to move, devise, & dance with resonance.

Single & 32, Erin’s eggs are "dying off." For $15k she could freeze them, but does she even want a child? Combining dance, clowning & a cheeky life-sized egg; EGG is a hilarious, moving, award-winning solo work questioning fertility, motherhood & big life decisions. ★★★★★ - (GlamAdelaide)

When Nisan starts an internship at a PR firm specializing in Awards Campaigning, he finds himself out of his depth with the cut throat actors, shark executives, and ruthless assistants, teaching him the hard way that competition is deadly and when it comes to the gold, no one's safe.

HELP!!! Do you think I have what it takes to make it in Hollywood? Or should I go back to Ohio and finish my PhD?

The Negroes Are Congregating is an award-winning, contemporary play commenting on the 21st century’s response to systemic racism. Delivered through a fusion of spoken word, satire, and soulful dialect, audiences enter a realm of private truths of what it means to be Black, proud, and ready.

An absurd comedy exploring the existential crises happening off-stage during a very famous, and equally tumultuous, seven year span at everyone's favorite school of witchcraft and wizardry.