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When an unlikely group of buskers get together to throw their company party things start to fall apart when they learn that a murderer, they had locked up, is on the loose. Will the murderer show up to ruin the party? Only one way to find out, attend the Buskers Ball & see for yourself.

THE MORNING AFTER serves a sing-along libido. The Morning After Band/ The Lustrous BlackUp Dancers, prompt aversion to bohemia. Cherish gems Straight Girl in the Corner, Never Get a Ponytail, plus riotous glory from composers Brian Barrale, Mark Mendelson, with Miss Ayana Hampton headlining.

In this politically-charged drama, Red, an alt-right advocate, is bent on waking America up through violence. Pat, a traditional Conservative, must decide either to stop his only friend or follow him to infamy.

A folk rock musical about robots and the human people who hate them

Multiple Exposures is an odyssey in motion capturing moments through lighting, color, perspective and contrast. MashUp is an all female contemporary dance company that showcases its dancer's athleticism, style and passion for concert dance through high-energy and expressive choreography.

The Silly Cow Show is both a variety show and community of LGBTQ and BIPOC performers and audience members— a new collaboration or project stems from every show after bringing creatives together.

Richard Byford has had a dream for many years of writing, producing and performing in his own one man show. He performs stories from his travels, highlighted with original songs, in this intimate and very personal look inside a life well lived

Shakespeare and his Muse tussle over the telling of the 'true' story of William's life.

Comedian Jonathan David has been playing for deaf ears. Born to Deaf parents with severe substance and mental health issues, David takes us through his first hand account of discrimination, addiction and recovery. Presented w/ ASL interpreter.

SUDAN & ME, a musical composed by Tanya Taylor and Todd Bigatel, tells the story of The Lost Boys of Sudan through the eyes of two young boys. It is a thought-provoking account of resiliency, forgiveness, hope, & integration.