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Shawn Williams is a nine year old gay kid. He has been writing his favorite movie star every week for the past two years. What happens when Tom Hardy actually replies?

An evening of two one act plays dealing with the way we inadvertently allow ourselves to create chaos in our romantic relationships.

Two Boston brothers claw and scrape for control in an attempt to fill their deepest void.

An exploration of classic and neoclassic pieces of magic, viewed from a contemporary perspective. An interactive performance that invites audience members to become active participants, guided by storyteller and sleight of hand artist Siegfried Tieber.

If In Living Color and SNL had a love-child, it’d be The Color Collective - a fast-paced variety show, highlighting diverse - and hilarious - players. Our show isn’t just “about” diversity, we pride ourselves on putting together a show that will have you rolling out of your seats with laughter.

It’s time to awaken yourself to wonder... Will Coile is a performance artist who uses magic and theatre to create a unique and thought-provoking experience. Will Coile takes you on a mind-bending, spiritual journey that will leave you questioning everything you thought you knew about yourself.

Three sisters gather in their home town after the death of their mother. As they come to terms with the passing of a parent, the sisters confront their past and their future with equal parts pain, anger, laughter, sadness, and ultimately, hope.

When 3 iconic female characters escape the traditional narratives that bind them, they finally become the subjects of, rather than objects in, their own stories. Together they discover what it means to have an autonomous voice. Devised by an ensemble of 3 women. TW: discussion of abuse and suicide.

Moyamoya Baby: A Trilogy of Strokes, Blood Flow, and F*ckboys, is the culminating solo show inspired by personal experience managing moyamoya disease. Fueling gritty healing with hope and joy, the journey embraces the messy reality of uncertainty when all one wants is love and stability.

“Odyssey – Race and Racism,” directed by Juliette Jeffers, takes a few stories from Levy Lee’s memoir, “Odyssey Towards the Light ,” and combines them with his spoken word artistry to address issues if race and racism from the perspective of his own life, as a Black Man of the 20th and 21st Century.