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In Flaming Tree Grove, life appears to be picture-perfect. Security and privacy are coveted and seclusion is its own reward. Until the day when little Ruby sets off to visit her grandmother at the end of the cul-de-sac and is never seen again.

Based on actual events, RAG HEAD: An American Story is a one-person show written and performed by Sundeep Morrison. In RAG HEAD, Morrison explores hate, hope and American identity while portraying seven inextricably linked characters whose lives are forever changed by one hateful act.

Funny and fearless, award-winning Pretty Face chews up the unbearable American newsfeed and spits out a story that you'll love to hate and hate to love. Written and performed by Amanda Huotari of Celebration Barn Theater. Directed by Aitor Basauri of the UK's premiere comedy ensemble, Spymonkey.

Two lifetime friends in St. Louis, Missouri, sit on a tar beach as they do every Friday, but this time a metaphorical getaway car arrives.

A young man who was once part of a kid detective team with his twin sister reflects on the events leading up to their disastrous final case, the struggles of his post-detective life, and his now fractured relationship with his sister.

One of the most famous outlaws from the Wild West era was the mixed son of a Cherokee Freedwoman and Buffalo Soldier. His name was Crawford Goldsby, but he was better known to the U.S. Government as his alias, Cherokee Bill.

A radical , raw nerve production of Tennessee Williams’ A Streetcar Named Desire, filtered through the lens of reality TV, economic anxiety, and contemporary masculinity at war with itself.

A deconstruction of the American dream utilizing the Great Gatsby, time travel, music, and poetry. follow @TheGatzbyEra or visit TheGatzbyEra.com for more info

Musical improv games based on audience suggestions lead to a full narrative journey.

Two RVs are parked on an empty lot on a street a few blocks from the sea. Living in one is a crusty veteran in search of peace. The other houses an elusive woman. Their attempt at romance is set within the counter-culture life-style of RV dwellers and their reasons to keep ‘rolling.’