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professional violinist rachel iba takes you on a zany romp through the high art world of western classical music - a skill she has spent the past 23 years mastering. come breathe the same air as someone who has reached the highest possible level of a thing.

A mysterious dinner between two couples erupts into a 21st century class war – clashing with wits, nostalgia, and sex - begging the question: is a reunion with one’s ex-spouse and her new hubby EVER a good idea? Savage, hilarious, and moving, THE AMAZING SEX LIFE OF RABBITS is a fun kick in the gut.

An aspiring actress clutches the Hollywood sign, charting a path through Hollywood's forgotten histories to decide her fate. She has only ever wanted one thing: to be a STAR. “Masterfully written and performed” (TheClothesline) ★★★★★ WINNER Producers Encore & TVolution Best Solo Show (Female) Awards

Under Milk Wood is an ensemble piece originally written as a play for voices by the English poet Dylan Thomas. Thomas's beautiful language sheds light on the dreams, hopes and desires of a small Welsh fishing village at the turn of the last century.

This is an adaptation of hamlet, romeo and Juliet, Othello and Macbeth. using the witches from Macbeth to connect the story in a creative narrative

Jewish princess seeks Indian guru for one LIFE stand: On a spiritual quest, Alicia travels to India, finds seductive French yogis, scary Indian toilets, an Italians with a Krishna fetish, pigeon-sized mosquitoes, Jews on the Ganges, the true meaning of mustaches and masala chai! aliciadattner.com

A therapy session for anyone with a family & hormones, MANIC is about a neuro-divergent, Pansexual Jewish girl chasing fame & taming her addiction demons. Told through the 12 steps of SLAA, it's also a mixture of cabaret, parody singing, comedy, & multi-media in this lens of the ADHD mind.

“OFFICIAL WINNER OF THE HOLLYWOOD ENCORE PRODUCERS’ AWARD” In "Trust me, I'm from Essex", Essex born Lindsay Lucas-Bartlett will take you on a journey through life growing up in Essex and making the jump to Los Angeles. A one woman solo musical.

A day in the life of workers at the clothing store J. Stein in the heart of New York City. The employees try to maintain a work life balance, working hard enough to keep their jobs, but not hard enough that they don't follow their dreams.

Don't Box Me In is a project that analyses the toxic heteronormativity that seeps in the homosexual community specifically in a black queer woman lens. Through vignettes, I highlight intersectionalities of the queer experience like colorism, vulnerability, and the importance of community.