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Samantha’s comedy partner Brit died by suicide in the middle of writing a comedy show about mental illness for them to perform together. So… this is not that show! This is what that show became, performed by a comedian trying to figure out what she has to become now with out her sidekick.

THE POINT is a dark and comedic thriller based on the true story of a murder in the woods amongst ‘friends’. Funny, dark, menacing, and shocking, THE POINT explores love, violence, class inequity, and the growing opioid crisis all within two small neighboring towns in Western Massachusetts.

Actor/musician, Jeremy Ebenstein, through story and song, takes audiences through his humorous, inspiring, yet often heartbreaking story of living a life with Asperger's Syndrome.

A queer Latino musician from East LA with a dying mom from cancer gets a lucrative record deal and must choose between financial success and help to save his mom without insurance or staying true to his vision, voice and morals/ideals.

TG Jamroz weaves a story about living in the city, identity, and who we are in a solo show that includes music and projected visuals.

'Prospective' Ben, CEO of disIncorporated, delivers a persuasive PowerPoint presentation concerning his latest product offering: Mail-Order Seed Potato Death Clock. As an experimental economic maneuver, disInc. encourages you to pay what you can to attend (cost of parts & labor: $6.66 per customer).

CRYING AT MY PODIATRIST is about how I was guided through the worst three years of my life by, I kid you not, my Ukrainian podiatrist. Set inside a magical old storage unit, CRYING serves up absurdist body horror with a side of chicken soup for the soul. Life, death, family, and grief with giggles.

Comedy Hoe is a one woman show written and performed by comedian Jil Chrissie featuring comic Angelica Mackey. This bold performance weaves fictional storytelling with standup comedy and comedic spoken word to address the adversity and hyper-sexualization that women face in America daily.

A darkly funny solo show about grief, attachment, and the illusion of control. Through chaotic storytelling and self-analysis, Andrew traces the patterns in his life and questions whether love is chosen, inherited, or simply repeated wiring.