solo performance
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Henok Negash
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Ages 18+
· Thailand
Henok Negash, featured performer at the world famous Hollywood Magic Castle and resident of Thailand, brings his one man show, “Meant To Be” to the Complex Theater. One unique performer plus one diverse audience always leads to an intriguing story. Come and see why everything happens for a reason.
Henok Negash, featured performer at the world famous Hollywood Magic Castle and resident of Thailand, brings his one man show, “Meant To Be” to the Complex Theater. One unique performer plus one diverse audience always leads to an intriguing story. Come and see why everything happens for a reason.
musicals and operas
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Good Shows
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Ages 13+
· United States of America
From Conor Hanney, the writer-director of the award-winning DIVORCE: THE HIP-HOP MUSICAL and STRANGER THINGS: THE MUSICAL TRIBUTE, comes a hip-hop musical comedy with 12 original songs, 1 beatboxer, and 10 actors, half of which have special needs.
From Conor Hanney, the writer-director of the award-winning DIVORCE: THE HIP-HOP MUSICAL and STRANGER THINGS: THE MUSICAL TRIBUTE, comes a hip-hop musical comedy with 12 original songs, 1 beatboxer, and 10 actors, half of which have special needs.
Two Person Show
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Sherman & Friends
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Ages 12+
· United States of America
Exactly what it sounds like—two women perform Shakespeare’s greatest tragedy in under 75 minutes.
Exactly what it sounds like—two women perform Shakespeare’s greatest tragedy in under 75 minutes.
Comedy
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Good Shows
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Ages 13+
· United States of America
NOMINEE — Fringe Award for Comedy (2019)
It's a weird, scary, stupid time to be alive and this show celebrates that. By Emily Bolcik.
NOMINEE — Fringe Award for Comedy (2019)
It's a weird, scary, stupid time to be alive and this show celebrates that. By Emily Bolcik.
ensemble theatre
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Kevin A Shipp
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· United States
Dennis receives a call from his mother telling him that his best friend from boyhood, Scooter Thomas, has died. Dennis relives his memories with Scooter and explores the changes we never expect when we become adults.
Dennis receives a call from his mother telling him that his best friend from boyhood, Scooter Thomas, has died. Dennis relives his memories with Scooter and explores the changes we never expect when we become adults.
V.Lash Productions
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Ages 13+
· United States of America
Through the lens of The Jumper, The Hanger, The Shooter, The Pill Popper and The Cutter, The Suicide Journals explores the grim reality of teenage and young adult suicide by addressing issues of sexual identity, peer pressure, abuse, love, neglect and acceptance.
Through the lens of The Jumper, The Hanger, The Shooter, The Pill Popper and The Cutter, The Suicide Journals explores the grim reality of teenage and young adult suicide by addressing issues of sexual identity, peer pressure, abuse, love, neglect and acceptance.
comedy
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Unshackled Productions
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Ages 21+
· United States of America
“P is for Pink, B is for Boobs” is a woman-centric night of adult-themed storytelling. Rated-R for strong language and nudity (KIDDING...Language will be tamed...)! Come enjoy a “happy-ending” without the hand-job!
“P is for Pink, B is for Boobs” is a woman-centric night of adult-themed storytelling. Rated-R for strong language and nudity (KIDDING...Language will be tamed...)! Come enjoy a “happy-ending” without the hand-job!
cabaret & variety
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Butchershop Co.
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Ages 0+
· Australia
A mind swab from a bonafide Aussie-centric who wants nothing more than to educate you on the best Australian Television Commercials from the 80s and 90s.
A mind swab from a bonafide Aussie-centric who wants nothing more than to educate you on the best Australian Television Commercials from the 80s and 90s.
Theatre Unleashed
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Ages 13+
· United States of America
It's been seventy-six years since "Waiting For Lefty" premiered. Inspired by the NY Taxi Strike of 1934, Odets explored the ills of society at the time and use that platform to call for radical change. But in the time since then, what's actually changed? Have things gotten better for us, or worse?
It's been seventy-six years since "Waiting For Lefty" premiered. Inspired by the NY Taxi Strike of 1934, Odets explored the ills of society at the time and use that platform to call for radical change. But in the time since then, what's actually changed? Have things gotten better for us, or worse?
