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HEY S!RI - HOW DID YOUR VOICE END UP IN 7 BILLION DEVICES? Hear the story & award winning original songs behind Karen Jacobsen becoming the original Australian voice of Siri, overcoming chronic anxiety & financial disaster. Reach your destination with a "one woman and piano force of nature".

The Show of Many Things is an improvised performance unlike any other, creating an interactive theatre show out of nothing! Genre is decided randomly by the audience, and the rest is established improvisationally by the performers, creating a one-of-a-kind performance each show!

The booze and resentment-soaked real life friendship of Ernest Hemingway and Orson Welles is conjured in three scenes spanning three decades with the besotted wordsmiths played by different actors in each stage of their lives. Claim your ringside seat as these fists of genius at last come to blows.

Fletch and Samwise present a night of funny songs, from Randy Newman to Tim Minchin, and everything in between. Using piano and assorted props, we will give you something to think about, laugh about, and remember long after the beautiful sight of two middle aged men has thankfully been erased.

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

GARY'S GARDEN is a new musical based upon the cult-webseries which can be viewed at www.rottingsoil.com.

"Living Life Inside a Game..." Play the little games and the BIG GAME. Highly interactive live stream. MUST GIVE US YOUR CONTACT INFORMATION!

After her father’s sudden death, a young Black woman prepares to shut down the beloved record store he left behind until the teen he mentored in her absence challenges everything she thought she knew.

What Women Taught Me is a tour de force for the empowerment of women everywhere! Journey with Kirk Anthony Bellagio (Right on Orchard Street, Professionals (Blue)), through all the centuries that matter as he struggles alongside his feminist ancestors to discover what it means to be a real ally.

After a drunk driver killed both his teenage children, Colin Campbell channeled his shock, anguish and rage into this tragic-comic exploration of our culture’s inability to talk about grief. Comedic and heartbreaking, profound and profane. Get ready for a rollicking bad time!