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Be yourself! Did that just give you anxiety? Great. You’ll love “Will the Real Me Please Stand Up”. It’s the anti-self help/anti-Ted talk show.

Can Ivan Lomov propose to his neighbor Natasha, or will his nerves and their land disputes be the death of him? Will Leon save his suicidal brother Joey from his own darkness? Hilarity and tenderness ensue in two unique one act plays that will have you laughing, crying and wanting more.

"How Can I Help?" is an examination of compassion and service, based on the book by Ram Dass and Paul Gorman. Through monologues and scenes, six actors explore the many rewards and overwhelming challenges of being of service to our fellow humans.

Miss Beryl Swiver presents: Miss Beryl Swiver in "Thanks A Lot - My Gratitusical!" One Woman's Musical Journey to Herself and Back. Starring Miss Beryl Swiver from her own idea.

A young man struggles to hold it together in the wake of being a victim of Domestic violence by his wife.

As relentless as an energizer bunny on crack, Mike leads us on a true, inspiring, hilarious musical journey of resilience through schizophrenia, Chippendales, Bible abuse, Broadway, dying-twice, plastic surgery and Hollywood. By award winning tv, Film and Broadway actor Mike Cline.

A late night talk show interview with Charles Manson that explores his loveless childhood with his mother and how that shaped Charles' manipulation of the parentless Susan Atkins to murder. In the absence of love, darkness is born. Does our childhood dictate our future, or are we truly free?

Do you remember your first love? The one that got away? Have you ever thought you were totally over something ... over someone ... and then something happens and all of a sudden you're like ... "Nope. Guess I wasn't over that one"? This play explores themes of lost love & what-ifs. Regret. Healing.

Set in NYC’s Lower East Side in the 80’s; Tommy, a passionate lost soul, reliving the grief of his regrets, is recruited by the Fibinacci's to assassinate a rival. But when the time comes to pull the trigger, and no one and nothing are as they seem, will he figure out the truth before the lies kill?

“Color Outside the Lines” is one part dance theatre piece, one part comedy, mixed with an interactive game show, about all things related to race in America.