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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.

Set entirely In The Great Room of the now shuttered Bed and Breakfast, The Hollyhock Inn, UNSEEN ANGELS tells a story of loss, rejection, bitterness, and redemption!

Catch a sneak peek of the new multimedia rock experience that seamlessly blends live rock music, a movie and a stage drama into one.

"Coming Home" is a glimpse of a soldier's wife as she waits for her husband to return from war. How long would you wait?

Human Resources performs character-based improv and sketch comedy in Los Angeles. Their sketch show Quarterly Review debuted on the Comedy Central Stage at The Hudson and was directed by Guy Stevenson.

As relentless as an energizer bunny on crack, Mike leads us on a true, inspiring, hilarious musical journey of resilience through schizophrenia, Chippendales, Bible abuse, Broadway, dying-twice, plastic surgery and Hollywood. By award winning tv, Film and Broadway actor Mike Cline.

Harmon has made a career out of infiltrating extremist subcultures in America. His multimedia show brings such horrors as beautiful baby contests, Christian Punk, and a hidden camera show with OJ Simpson. Hilarious!” Howard Stern “A comedy force to be reckoned with.” *****Edinburgh List

Nocturne is a series of vignettes traversing the experience of one couple's rises and falls, shown through the eyes of both their past and present selves. Through dance, movement and the music of Chopin we see the story of this couple’s time together unfold. Pay what you can preview.

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.