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An adult daughter and her mother embark on a road trip and have to navigate their relationship along the way. Starring Anita Barone & Eleanor Vigneault Written by Eleanor Vigneault & Directed by Augusta Mariano

Workshop focus: health care & insurance options for people in the arts, understanding how the new health care reform law affects you now & in the future. Topics include: finding health insurance, getting health care if uninsured, government programs & understanding health care reform.

Looking in the mirror, Maria finds nothing but flaws. Suddenly, she’s jolted out of her critical self-assessment by a familiar inner voice. Bev, Maria's late mentor invites herself onstage to partner with Maria to unravel that nasty self-doubt - and she’s comin' right outta that mirror to do it!

Matilde, a dreamer and Lula, an intelectual, waltz their way through Post-War Europe in search of a home. With the help of a hut and some imaginary champagne, they discover that friendship is more important than reality.

M.J. Kang is Korean. She's a winner. Join her as she reveals all of her secrets of how she's not a model minority. The Winner is presented with live music played by Mia Safdie, a talented multi-instrumentalist.

Tüte Voller Kinder, Seizure No. 1 is the pilot for an independent experimental webseries produced by Silence Chooses Animal and Shameless Redhead Productions. A blitzkrieg guerrilla variety show, it combines satire, social commentary, and experimental film in an unabashed onrush of the ridiculous.

I, Chicken: Discover firsthand what it’s like to be a chicken—roosting in a tree, watching your flock, and socializing with other chickens. I Chicken helps people develop empathy for chickens, so that people can see them as individuals with interests, wants, and needs – not products.

A coming of age story...A Country-ish, Kardashian-eque, Nashville-type Comedy.

Brainwashed is an absurd clown show about growing up in dictatorship. Through a series of absurd clown bits, Alina engages the audience in the process of brainwashing while sharing her experience of living in Belarus under a brutal regime.

It's been seventy-six years since "Waiting For Lefty" premiered. Inspired by the NY Taxi Strike of 1934, Odets explored the ills of society at the time and use that platform to call for radical change. But in the time since then, what's actually changed? Have things gotten better for us, or worse?