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Virginia City is a new musical about finding your voice. A young drifter named Sam Clemens lands a job as a reporter in an old west mining town. Inspired by a visit from scandalous showgirl Adah Isaacs Menken, Sam finds his voice and becomes Mark Twain.

'You Smiled at Me on the Subway Platform' is an pop song cycle based directly on missed-connection posts from various national Craig's List sites.

Excerpt from producer/writer August E. Thomas's feature length screenplay of the same title. Feature film spin-off of shelved film project entitled Going Inside, a music biography based on the life of guitarist John Frusciante.

"Before rush hour: a work in progress" is a semi-improvised, audience interactive play that examines workplace dynamics.

Two couples with opposing political views are trapped together in a bomb shelter following a nuclear attack.

Womanhood vs. Black womanhood. Blackwomanology is a one woman show that follows seven female characters on their personal journey of black womanhood. The topics discussed are: Men, Religion, Career, Hair, Education, Travel, and Activism. And more!

Three short plays by Josh Kirschenbaum. Mostly about the things men say when they can't say what they mean.

GUNS is a dark, funny, difficult, uproarious cabaret/concert that takes on the issue that this country is both addicted to and identified with– weapons that kill instantly.

Osama bin Laden isn't dead...or alive. A screenwriter and his friends pitch his horror/action film with the help of an a cappella soundtrack, butt-face terrorists (literally) and bin Laden himself as a zombie puppet. Part physical theatre, part satire, you will die from laughter...or zombies.

An examination of a fractured woman's internal struggle and search for meaning in modern times. A look at the complex duality of the human spirit, and the fight to have a voice in a society that aims to silence us.