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When an angel visits a retirement support group, the lives of its members, and the group itself, are thrown into chaos.

Born in the suburbs of New Jersey was a man who self-identified as both a lover of girls and as a man-loving-man (homosexual). His name is Russell, and this is his story of fantasy, fanaticism, and finding himself.

If you've never had the feeling of getting CPR from your best friend's sister, here is your chance. Don't miss out on the show everyone will be using as a transitional conversation piece. Like fruit loops. Exactly like fruit loops. Fruit loops, fruit loops, fruit loops, ad infinitum.

A night with one man, one corpse, one fly, and a history of loneliness. Inspired by a true event, NEAR DAWN is a solo play about belonging and solitude, drawing influence from the culture and tradition of rural China in the early 1980s.

A late night in the Bronx, Danny and Roberta meet each other in a dingy bar - both uneasy and defensive, their verbal sparring matches begin to build a empathetic trust and romantic connection. Through their wit and brutal honesty, they help guide each other to human compassion.

A four year old with an abusive and possibly psychotic imaginary best friend, a five year old that’s the youngest suicide attempt in New Jersey history, and plenty of cocaine and dildos. MR. MARMALADE is a vicious, darkly funny commentary on how early, and in what strange ways, we’re shaped.

Based on the experiences of Dr. Gisella Perl, a Jewish Romanian woman, who was a doctor in Auschwitz.

A one-person stage show telling the story of one dad's journey with his daughter and her severe autism as she transforms him from a man full of doubt, denial, anger, and resentment into a man who not only loves his daughter and accepts her autism, but is happy, at peace, and grateful for it all.

After being dumped by his long-time girlfriend, a brilliant robotics engineer creates a robot to love him unconditionally. But he may have programmed her too well.

Before Chris Burden became known to millions with his "Urban Lights" exhibit at LACMA, he spent his early years as the most controversial and subversive performance artist in the United States, putting himself and others in uncomfortable and sometimes dangerous situations for his art.