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Germany, 1960's. As they prepare for a night out with friends, Felix reveals to his wife Trudy his plot to undermine the evening.

An Asian-American visual effects artist is working on a top secret, very racially problematic project: digitally altering a white movie star to look biracial. Her white reporter bestie threatens to expose it all — and destroy her friend in the process.

Stringmates, a written word and movement piece, explores the many kinds of love and relationships we find ourselves waiting lifetimes to experience. Through dance and language, Stringmates encourages all to consider what the word "soulmate" really means. Written by Amanda Noriko Newman.

GBA - Raw confessions of people pleasing. Not therapy. Not speeches. Detonation. A seance for stolen selves. A shared space where our masks finally start to crack. We all fight the same demon through wildly different lenses—because ‘good’ isn’t gender or race; it’s handcuffs. @goodboysanonymous

A recent college grad returns home to New Orleans following news of her father's terminal illness. Rapidly spiraling in a storm of drugs, sex and deception in the notorious French Quarter, she must find her way toward the most painful decision of her life.

a puberty play that starts on slap ass friday- a popular day for middle schoolers. As K navigates her entrance into "womanhood"- we watch her adjust to all of the changes that come with it with humor and heart.

An American educator is kidnapped by terrorists in Beirut. At home, his wife creates her own barren prison whilst deciding who to trust, the government or the media. "...a compact and powerful exploration of the hostage-taking of Beirut" -The New Yorker

I Am the Village is a puppet show/spectacle, and biography of the life of Marc Chagall.

Gorgeous racism, God-fearing misogyny, gay regret, and a French horn. Chicago comedian Paul Thomas delivers character monologues soaked in the juices of social satire. "gut-bustingly hilarious" - nytheatre.com

Please Love Me; a Comedic Solo Show written and performed by stand up comic Henrietta, daughter of Holocaust survivors and ex-wife of a rabbi.