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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.”

Aloe, a disabled, black teenager struggles to overcome his friend's death, and to reverse his attempt at suicide. This thrilling dramedy asks, "What if Hamlet decided not to be?" Could his friends save him in time? How might they have learned a nonfatal way of resolving intergenerational trauma?

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 if the version of you that feels "normal" is just the one that gets rewarded? A darkly funny, physically alive solo show about conditioning, performance, and what happens when you stop asking for permission to exist.

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.

Charlie and Sam have decided today will be the last day they ever see each other. Now if they can just get rid of Pollard, the talking bird, they may be able to hash things out. Written by Phoenix Pedroso Directed by Sarabell Wrigley

When the head of a Neighborhood Watch program gets fed up with the events in her territory, she takes things into her own hands. “Lisa Pedace is a one-woman force in the hilarious Neighborhood Watch.”—Edge Media Network “A laugh-a-minute comedy.”–San Diego Union-Tribune "Sold Out Award"—Rogue Fringe

Protesting abysmally low wages, even for 1930s San Joaquin County, Filipino farm laborer bunkmates go on strike, not yet realizing what they need more than cash is each other. **Monkeys: A derogatory term created by American soldiers during colonization referring to Filipinos as "Tailless monkeys".*

In the circle that is Widows Anonymous, five characters come together to share stories, secrets and the brutal humor that is being a widow in modern times. As they discover, there is no short cut, no alternate route, and the only way out is through. Welcome to the front lines.

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.