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From award-winning writer-director Rachael Meyers, "What Survives" explores, through heart and humor, what it means to be human in 2026.

Vacuum Girl is a live presentation of a television pilot that follows a woman, living through consistent, surreal dissociations in New York. Erica Bitton serves as both narrator and performer, delivering every line spoken by each character while operating LED lights and a mixing board.

The Fairy Who Cried Gems is an often fantastical, sometimes verbatim, and always honest solo show by Lily Abha Cratsley. In this exploration of Indian-American girlhood, audiences are transported through a collection of folktales to discover how Desi joy can be built out of legacies of trauma.

What the f*ck is up with Evangelicals? Good question. Dan can help. He started life as a Christian missionary kid, but now, he’s gotten himself terribly lost. He’s retracing his steps, pondering God, sin, and balls in this irreverent testimony. The good news? Your soul is fine. Save your seat.

“What The Chuck?!” is a peek into a possible future where a group of highly trained government Actors from the United States Dept. of DRAMA need your help to decide which plays & playwrights need to be BANNED forever. The future of theatre is thrust into your hands in this interactive dark comedy.

"The tragedy is, it bears repeating. The tragedy is we must be ghosts." Set outside the action of their respective plays, OLOS explores the inner words of Shakespeare's tragic heroines as they confront their grief, anger, sorrow, trauma, and love. Written and directed by Romeo Samwise Maybrier.

A one act play about psychologist Dr. Leon Gold’s fractured professional and personal life. When Leon is introduced to a new, high crisis patient – Parker, a champion swimmer on the brink of becoming a suicide statistic, Leon is forced to confront his own troubled relationship with his son.

EN UN DíA and GASP are two new pieces by award winning Digital Scenographer Anaitté Vaccaro. The use of the digital image to transform reality merged with live performance make these pieces events you will want to witness.

Based on a gender prompt and Brechtian writing style, a piece exploring the female body, its relationship to itself, and its relationship to the world.

The Jump-Hump Diaries is a comedy about Jackson, a BYU student desperate to lose his virginity while dodging the Mormon school’s strict Honor Code. As he and his friends find loopholes, they’re hunted by Dr. Anderson, the overzealous Dean of Students. A hilarious clash of repression and rebellion.