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When the daughter becomes the mom and the mom becomes the daughter, but not in a “Freaky Friday”, out-of-body-experience-experiment-gone-wrong kind of way… The call, from 3000 miles away, was the first blow of many to come… “Your mom fell…” “Shit.” “And… she has dementia.” “Double shit.”

Growing up and living in an artistic family is tough; surviving a plane crash is tougher. But which one is more hysterically funny? Take the journey of a lifetime with the ultimate survival guide for art and aisle seats.

A college recruiter finds himself and four high schoolers held at gunpoint by another disgruntled kid.

What if everything that has ever happened is still happening somewhere in the universe? And what if that somewhere is right here in the theatre? Then theatre might not be a theatre at all, but a place where you are so young that you haven't even made your big mistakes yet.

Vengeance Can Wait navigates Japanese sub-culture as it charts a different kind of love story. Dark, twisted, and touching, odd roommates come to understand the "kinks" in their relationship.

Photographs of bollards are used as entry into how we think about public space and who it's public for. Songs and architectural philosophy commingle. Winner of multiple awards at Dunedin and Auckland Fringe Festivals in New Zealand.

Maybe it's weird. Maybe it's awkward. Maybe it's theater. This is an offering of genuine love and nurturing for your soul. Can a theatrical setting provide healing in this way? Should it? Only one way to find out!

An upscale dinner party turns disastrous when guests watch a wedding video that accidentally reveals their humiliating secrets, courtesy of a cat-mounted camera.

My grandmother had an imaginary friend who turned out to be not so imaginary. My family can’t agree on politics and what’s going on in the world, but we agree that these things happened and we still don’t know what it all means. Ready for a supernatural comedy show that gives you goosebumps?

"On the Boulevard" is the modern re-telling of George Bernard Shaw's "Pygmalion" (which was later adapted into "My Fair Lady"). This time, instead of a flower girl becoming a lady with a phonetician, a gay country bumpkin becomes a hunky superhero actor with a celebrity personal fitness trainer.