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Four young women attend a support group for so-called “manic pixie dream girls” in this gleefully postmodern pop culture romp. Some reject or redefine their labels, while others accept the burdens and boons of tropedom.

A rising comedian gets his big break—but a mistake he made as a kid comes back to haunt him. A mix of stand up, sketch, and improv, Give 'Em Hell is a darkly funny one-man show about religion, regret, and the cost of being human. One mic. One man. One hell of a night.

*2024 Fringe Festival Scholarship Recipient. When Earth becomes uninhabitable for Black people, the Floyd family must travel through space and the far reaches of the galaxy in search of a better life. While on the way to their new world, they encounter obstacles that will test their bond and love.

Gaby Rey magically transforms herself into Ethel Merman as she tells the story of one of Broadway's biggest stars, personalized through her ups and downs and greatest songs.

The soprano voice recital that will transpire in a somewhat less traditional format with the goal of catering to younger audiences. Also includes 3 actors and one amazing classical pianist. Featured composers: Buzzoleni Schumann Barber Britten Sondheim

George M Cohan appears as a ghost in an abandoned vaudeville house and regales the audience with the story of his life.

God wants a son but he needs to find a cooperative female. Once he does and she's become pregnant, more problems arise. This play shines a light on the trials and tribulations.

"If you think it's about you -- you're probably right" A bored billionaire and his wife hold a charade of a dinner party. When their guests arrive, they take their coats and strip away societal constructs, what remains is...all too human.

Don’t miss Good People’s pristine revival (including a harp!). A beloved comic fable about two scheming fathers, a boy and a girl in love, a silent trickster commanding the sun and moon, a seductively handsome devil, and a pair of bungling “assistants” just dying to help.

A moving new play by Jacob Smith, "Met Again" takes a look at the entirety of a unique but familiar relationship, from beginning to end, and how those big and small moments, connections, talks, fights, celebrations and experiences all come to mean something more.