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The Love Potion is a hilarious show taking on the eternal question of love and the ingredients needed to make it work. Whether it's juggling, climbing the rope, spinning in an aerial cube, hand balancing or just clowning around, this show will take you on a roller coaster of ridiculousness of love.

The Crooked Rooks brings you "Rock, Paper, Loneliness," a darkly comic revue that features sketches which are intricately crafted and often employ cruel twists of fate.

A song, a dance, an mc, a couple a laughs - what could be bad? Take four characters from a sitcom with a heart o' gold, put them in a Sam Shepard play, and sprinkle in some arsenic. Come see five minutes from the sparkling, new play, "Jennifer Aniston Stole My Life."

A one act play about psychologist Dr. Leon Gold’s fractured professional and personal life. When Leon is introduced to a new, high crisis patient – Parker, a champion swimmer on the brink of becoming a suicide statistic, Leon is forced to confront his own troubled relationship with his son.

What happens to a hard driving compulsive when he retires and has to face figuring out what to do with the rest of his lie. 79 and a Half is the story of Mitch’s one month journey as he faces a possible life ending diagnosis and with wit and humor, and help from a spirit, learns to live.

In this solo show, Dr. Kenraya Lewis III (Moni Oyedepo) a behavioral psychologist for mitigating solitude (aka - a matchmaker), shares a clear, groundbreaking belief that, “not everyone deserves love.”

This production of Harold Pinter's "The Dumb Waiter" is a haunting depiction of classism that will examine the inability of humans to communicate with each other, the claustrophobia resulting from a lack of social mobility, and man's inhumanity to man.

From meeting the real-life Big Bird and thinking that her “Sesame Street” worldview is possible, to growing up to live in a world where families are separated at the border; the daughter of two Latine immigrants navigates what it means to assimilate and become American. Told with raw authenticity.

This one woman show about Joan of Arc and mental illness is combination history lesson and autobiography. Both humorous and heartbreaking, it weaves together the stories of Joan of Arc, the writer’s journey with mental health, and the moment where both women’s lives overlap.

What drives you to live? Pursuit of happiness? Connections? Experiences? Friendship? Take a ride with Chai and journey through daily life, the mundane, the fantastical, the heartfelt, the musical?, and the twisted, and maybe, you'd find some way to validate your (parking) ticket.