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Watch (but mainly listen) as NYC-based comedienne Tanya O'Debra lends her voice to 10 characters while simultaneously staging live sound effects in this award-winning, filthy, filthy dirty 1940's radio detective spoof. Just like the golden age of radio. Only dirtier.

A boy grows up in California, baby-sat by the television, where he imitates every sound issuing from it. He moves to Wisconsin and finds his ethereal voice, hard won by conjuring his lost father from the sky. Now he's a performance artist and monologist, singing songs in the key of Mongolia

The Present is Michelle MaliZaki's fantasy revenge against Hollywood. In this semi-musical, Teri, who is loosely based on MaliZaki, comes to America to pursue her dream to become a successful Japanese entertainer in Hollywood. She learns there are more than just pure luck it takes to make it big.

This roller-coaster ride of a one-person show follows a man's frantic quest to find his lost lottery ticket while trying not to lose his mind in the process. Performed at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.

Perhaps the finest post-grunge acoustic com-rock group on the planet, Chicago's Lola Balatro performs music that will put a smile on the back of your face.

A small town bank robbery in 2004, at the height of the color coded terrorist threats sets in motion a series of unfortunate events for two amateur bank robbers, who have to survive the police, a fiance, each other, and a crazed ultra-patriotic homeland security agent.

An Integrated Media Concert Event with a rock concert at its core. Video projection, theatrics, live digital audience interactivity. Themes: evolutionary theory, the ravages of war, the costs of consumer culture, our place in the natural ecosystem, and visions of a positive future for humanity.

Perennials is a glimpse into the lives of three black women struggling with the idea of same-sex relationships. It is essentially a story about family, fear, love, loss, and longing.

The show for anyone who has ever given birth. Or been born. When a 40-year-old woman, born without a biological clock, eventually becomes pregnant, the result is anything but a glowing experience. She thinks it can't get worse than all-day "morning" sickness, but she’s wrong.

One woman show "...Life With the Weismans"look into the mapcap life of the "not wrapped too tight" Weisman Family and all the stick-a-la-chaya that happens as they try to fit in to normal parenthood in Burbank...yeah, like a round peg in a square hole!