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Tis the season.. to get naughty! It's Christmas in June and we are ready for the naughty list! Enter the wondrous Rock n' Roll world of everyone's favorite anti-Santa, Krampus! Indulge in your naughty side with the world premiere workshop of a rock musical for adults only!

Based on the 2018 concept album by Drunken Logic, The Loudness Wars examines the way we talk to and over each other in this political moment. This rollicking rock opera is a scathing and moving take on media, politics, and family in contemporary America.

On the eve of their double date, Salma & Vergara bicker their way into getting ready. Their dates await them by completing tasks given by their firey madre, Flori. As the House slowly becomes enflamed with yelling, their Father'a arrival sets it off even further. How will the night end?

Lorinda Hawkins Smith’s compelling solo performance "Justice? Or... Just Me?" intricately remixes incisive text and soulful vocal rhythms and textures to examine a Black woman’s encounter with law enforcement, domestic violence and her interracial marriage to a White man.

Join Mike on his global travels, from Bosnia to Bali, as he country hops in search of the best jokes in the world. “Captivating storytelling . . . audiences will enjoy travelling with Mike” – Glam Adelaide “Blaha has a skill at finding humor from his experiences." – Australian Arts Review

Isaac Easton, a recently retired boxer, opens a gym to help advance the popularity of female boxing. When his fighter gets into trouble only three weeks from the fight, he scrambles to find a replacement. Enter Zoey Jones, a young, shy, amateur. Can Easton prepare Jones in just three weeks?

Don’t miss Good People’s pristine revival (including a harp!). A beloved comic fable about two scheming fathers, a boy and a girl in love, a silent trickster commanding the sun and moon, a seductively handsome devil, and a pair of bungling “assistants” just dying to help.

An examination of racism, sexism, and classism in vertical microdramas. When the sensibilities of a Chinese production crew clash with their American actors, a dayplayer's innocent conversation about acting with the male lead threatens to derail the entire production.

Adapting Greek Myth and Euripides' Medea and using Japanese Butoh dance , Yokko brings the spirit of Medea alive. This fusion of Eastern dance and Western drama invites the audience inside Medea’s dark, desperate struggle. Trapped in the underworld, she is forever cursed to relive her tragic life.

It's a multi-cultural two-human sketch extravaganza, that's deals with serious things (race and gender) in not-at-all serious ways (poop and farts).