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Sad Tire Theatre's "We Need Help" focuses on the healing powers of laughter by creating tasteful comedy touching on tragedies affecting today's society. The hour to a hour and a half show is told through a series of one acts which are connected by a particular theme.

Welcome to the night shift. You’ve been assigned to a surveillance van parked in a remote lot. The monitors are live. A voice on the walkie is ready to guide you. Your task? Watch closely, follow protocol, and make it to morning.

Four short new musicals about an Amish couple, Tony the Tiger, ghosts of dead parents, and the chicken who crossed the road - straight out of New Musicals Inc.'s famous musical theatre writers' workshop.

A 16-year-old Jewish actor faces off with her Jewish mother and plastic surgeon to make the biggest decision of her life.

A one-man theatrical show about the journey of a young boy fighting against the negative draws of media while trying not to forget his roots.

A Conversation About the Expectation of Procreation: Jenny is running out of time to get pregnant. She takes action to fix "the problem," but runs into a whirlwind of opinions from friends, doctors, a beloved neighbor - even God. Ultimately, Jenny must look within to define FERTILE.

Three sisters are forced to go on a journey of self exploration, tackling their own mental health, their relationships to each other, and the different forms anxiety can take.

All ages original live musical, "Pupples" celebrates the special relationship with human's best friend by taking us through the day in the life of three emotional support dogs, Baby, Pepperoni & Ms. Pickles, & their human companion The Lady as two Pupple Muses, Duchess & Fantasia, narrate along.

Creepy. Sweet. Happy. Sad...Something for everyone. Paintings by Stacy McKee and a one-woman show by Joan Rater. Artwork "ripped from a children's book with a dark twist." A performance that’s "heartwarming, brutally honest & hilarious." Stacy and Joan are writers on the ABC drama Grey's Anatomy.

One Body. Many Truths. These voices rose in me—loudest during BLM, but echoing my whole life. Each one, a question. A wound. A hope. Through shifting characters, I ask: how do I move, breathe, survive in this skin? Come witness their joy, their rage, their truths.