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Award winning Theatre Tribe presents: THE SLEEPER by Catherine Butterfield, directed by Stuart Rogers. A dark and slightly zany comedy about a suburban "security mom," shell-shocked by the new post 9/11 reality.

"Go West" is a Feature-Length Improvised Comedy. The narrative satirizes Hollywood and the extremes that people will go to make their dreams comes true.

A lonely magician and a fragile witch fall in love against fate—an immersive experience where your choices decide if love heals or destroys. A blend of spoken dialogue and physical performance, featuring a creator whose work has reached over 1 billion views and a Cirque du Soleil artist.

Sam Shepard's "TRUE WEST" A story about two brothers and how their individual roles can be reversed when the conditions present themselves.

It's Heather's 30th Birthday. Her Saturn has returned. But her goal of stardom remains as distant as the planets in our solar system. Star Child is the memoiric journey of an aspiring performer through the lens of the cosmos. Can the daughter of an astrologer count on the stars? Or will reality hit?

A Hot Flash Gospel: My Unconfirmed RSVP grew out of LadyK’s own journey through perimenopause, where brain fog, hot flashes, and hormonal chaos collided with creativity and self-discovery. What began as a series of poems evolved into a one-woman poetry play that invites audiences to laugh, reflect,

An elegant black chanteuse reminisces on how she headlined at the Stork Club, a high society nightclub at its height in the 1930’s - 1960’s although blacks weren’t welcome at the establishment. This is a What If story weaved through musings, song and dance to the favorite jazz standards of the time.

One bone lady. One unwilling participant. 30,000 skeletons. Find out what happens to you when you die in this “humerus comedy".

A simply staged play about the complicated relationships of three genius women - grandmother, mother and daughter. A smart, intimate tale by Lee Blessing that jumps back and forth in time to explore the amusing, depressing, desperate and hopeful realities of family connection.

You Make Me Laugh Gilda Radner won the hearts of America with her joyously over-the-top, but relatable characters on Saturday Night Live. Her life was cut way too short, but her spirit lives on in Francesca Amari’s cabaret show.