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What happens when the patriarchal monster in your feminist head is really you? You conjure up your dead maiden aunt to guide you through a hymn of movement, sound, stories, ghostly conversations, humor, and aprons — oh so many aprons.

Catch life in this multi-sensory, audio-visual one-man Odyssey following a young man's lyric journey though the wild, dark, and transformative underworld of death and chaos. A true story-party, it's the fight and the time of your life. #Deathjam4life

Spirit Desire is a comedy quartet based out of Austin TX. Formed in January 2010, they have been performing improv and sketch throughout Texas since June 2010. In addition to stage work they also create video shorts for the web.

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.

A struggling artist becomes an unpaid nanny to escape homelessness. To survive the humiliation, she splits in two: grateful caretaker Kayla and Alektra Hex, a pop dictator alter ego. When the performance becomes unbearable, she refuses to stay small, even if it means burning down everything.

An 80 minute cab ride though the NYC of the 1970s and 1980's in which David O'Shea recounts tales from his 7 1/2 year tenure as a NYC taxidriver. Honest, compassionate, profane. Adult Language thoughout.

Wait, what? Oh... right. Well, dang! Huh.

Man is Wolf: One man trying to maintain great restraint in terms of his sexual inclinations, and another man who has shown no restraint. The play explores different angles of sexual abuse and violence.

She swears she’s finally doing stand-up all by herself. Her puppets aren’t so sure. In this half hour, one-woman, many-voiced comedy experiment, Hannah sets out to perform solo—but each of her characters has something to say about it. And ventriloquism becomes more personal than she ever intended.

The Philosophers is a romantic comedy about two philosophy majors and their friends. Bringing raunchy “thoughts you should have kept to yourself” to life through horny, depressed college students, this full-length play highlights the trials and tribulations of self-exploration in early adulthood.