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Ascension Day written by Timothy Mason is a one-act play that follows the lives of nine Wisconsin teenagers at a bible camp as they navigate their varying levels of faith, trust, and discipline. Winner of the Encore Producers Award! Extended to July 3rd and July 5th!

Horatio and Benvolio are going through a lot right now. Like, a LOT. Thank God they have each other. A modern take on survivors of Shakespearean tragedy, WE NEED BETTER FRIENDS examines the importance of someone to count on when sh*t hits the fan.

Three 10 minute plays performed together to take a comedic look at the current times we live in. From poking fun at society's addiction to social media, to holding a lens up to the farcical extremes political campaigns take- there's something in this trio for everybody to laugh at.

An off-beat comedy about male friendship begins with Harley T. Singleton III face down on his suburban kitchen floor drunk. His neighbour, an ex-mafioso, is determined to save Harley from himself.

Get ready for a hilariously unhinged FRINGE at camp with Wet Hot AMUSICAL Summer! This outrageous musical parody cranks up the nostalgia, absurdity, and questionable life choices of your favorite cult classic, with over-the-top numbers and campfire chaos. Let's all hump the fridge this JUNE!

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

*From the Winner Best Musical (DOOMSDAY CABARET): When a cash-strapped theatre troupe capitalizes on the 40th Anniversary THE EXORCIST with a hilarious rock parody, they unleash HELL! Heads will spin and demons will dance in The Rock Musical Event of 2013! THE POWER OF CHRIST COMPELS YOU!

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.

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.