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Are you looking for a place where everybody knows your name? A safe place of like-minded individuals? A support group, for the likes of you? A Serial Killer? Then the Red Bar is for you. Remember, what happens at the Red Bar stays at the Red Bar. Don’t talk about the Red Bar.

In this triad of short plays, the brave new voices of playwrights Roger Q. Mason and Stephen Blackburn bring to life key figures revolving around the legend of Abraham Lincoln.

The first in her family born in the U.S., Meg Lin shares a raw personal account of growing up Chinese American that is both heart-warming and heart-wrenching. Defying cultural norms to "save face," Meg bares it all and shares her darkest pain and deepest desires in this one woman show.

The Outlaw Tales is a one person show featuring an original collection of nine interwoven scenes and songs featuring characters too cruel, too misunderstood, or too righteous to live by the law.

SPOILER ALERT: a lot of Leo & literally no mention of Cancer. Emma calls all her astrological aspects together to solve why she feels so unbalanced. A new one-woman musical comedy about astrology & self-acceptance, featuring original songs written & composed by Emma Irene Olson.

The Backliners are an up-and-coming improv team! They envision a world where improv has become a widely accepted and sought after form of entertainment. The team has sold out shows in venues such as Room 41, Secret Rose Theater and Flappers Comedy Club. Let's have a laugh!

Miguel invites a select group of friends, including an old high school crush, over for his friend Gerardo's birthday. His plans for the night are quickly derailed as the alcohol flows, surprise visitors show up, and secrets are revealed.

To share the room with the gigantic creature known simply as Honeybuns is to experience a highly physical, interactive piece of performance art that has impressions of satire, revolution, and eletro shock treatment. Honeybuns has performed in Chicago, New York City, Moscow, and Austin.

POP! initially titled “Slow Drag” came from a series of old therapy sessions I had. It was birthed from an assortment of questions. The main one being – “what if who you are, isn’t who you want to be, but what if that’s what you’re supposed to be?” Although the narrative centers around a drag queen

A delightful, irreverent retelling of Vasilisa the Wise and her encounter with Baba Yaga. Language warning: contains (totally appropriate) F words.