Projects At Stephanie Feury Studio Theatre

"Love means nothing to a tennis player." Well, love meant everything to this tennis player. "45-Love" goes on an inner journey made outer as a woman reflects upon her life as a competitive tennis player, while processing her intergenerational trauma, speared on by her daughter's ask to start tennis.

When an aging actor and his new protege find a real dead body on a crime show set, they begin an acting exercise that goes wildly off the rails.

Tom Ayers came up in NYC’s 80s comedy boom, working legendary clubs before years on the road and in TV and Film. Then life took a turn. Act Normal is a hilarious, heartfelt solo show about comedy, survival, and what it means to “act normal” when nothing about life is.

A recently deceased woman is welcomed to the afterlife, only to discover that she died a very embarrassing death. With the reluctant help of an otherworldly being, she goes back in time to make sure she gets the best possible death that she deserves.

It's the year 1991 and San Diego divorcee Celine Solution has a decision to make: kill her ex-husband and his new wife, or don't.

Two Puerto Rican women meet to discuss ambition, literature, and identity. One seeks a recommendation from the sister she admires. But beneath their intellectual debate lies a family secret that will force them to question who they are, and whether they are still familia.

Nazareth's favorite son is back. God, Ms Magdalene, Satan are along as well. Part soul concert, part historical rectification, part pearl clutching blasphemy, this human telling by the man, not the myth, is guaranteed to entertain or offend just about everyone on your Christmas card list.

As an improv comedy troupe prepares for a big festival, their collaborative process is tested by their newest member: a headstrong performer who is either not what he seems or exactly that. A satirical look at what can happen when egos clash and the rules get thrown aside.

MOM! WTF!! is a confessional about being raised by a "happy homemaker”, and still becoming a mom herself. It’s the ultimate “I thought it was just me!”. Whether you're a mom, or are still recovering from one—Traumaste- the trauma in me bows to the trauma in you!

It’s a comedy about a woman trying to heal her daddy issues while sharing the stage with her father. The only problem is: her father is a lamp.