Nina never asked to be born, and now that she’s here, she’s spent her entire life feeling bad about it! Through a hybrid of intimate storytelling and hilarious characters, Nina explores the areas of shame that she has experienced as a woman who is forever trying to escape her own reality.

Richard Bach’s bestselling 1970 novella “Jonathan Livingston Seagull” is brought vividly to life in Jonathan Livingston Seagull: A Solo Flight by Adapter and Performer Andrew Thacher, in Jonathan's journey through the here and now, and all of eternity.

BARRYMORE by William Luce, depicts the last few months of the incredibly talented and successful icon of stage and screen as he tries to recreate his first Broadway success as RICHARD III, giving us the chance to hear his life story, personal and professional, and his dance with alcoholism.

A meditation on motherhood, identity, art, intergenerational trauma and the right way to make a Croque Monsieur.

Must Go On: A Rite of Passage is a solo show by Terrell M. Green, weaving theatre, yoga, African dance, spoken word, music, and video. This multimedia journey celebrates resilience, exploring coming out, recovery, and mental health through the lens of the Black Gay Male experience. A show for all!

Happily Divorced is an autobiographical story about one woman's journey from having a traditional married life with husband and kids to having her life implode. What happens next is better than she could have ever imagined. Ruth discovers that "happily ever after" is an individual process.

Barbara Brownell sings, dances and portrays 18 characters in her one woman show, “Finding My Light.” All proceeds benefit Hands 4 Hope!

An original solo black comedy which focuses on the soul-sucking restaurant and service industries. In this dark roller coaster comedy bar crawl, Ruth shares dark comic monologues, interwoven with characters he's encountered while working and drinking in the bars and dives of pre-Giuliani NYC.

We follow a new mom as she comes to grips with the death of her own mother. A story that embraces forgiveness and the strength it takes to find happiness even after tragedy. Written and performed by Melissa Lugo.

“Manning’s Madhouse” is an emotional, spiritual and psychological romp through Alice’s childhood, growing up in the 60's in Cleveland, Ohio. Life was at times traumatic, and hilarious. Alice combines memories with historical events, while revealing the sibling relationship that shaped her life.

Death is an inevitability from the moment we experience our first physical memory. My lifetime of study and experiences didn't avert that inevitability, but perhaps it prepared me for it? Death didn't mark my end, it was just the end of the beginning.

A "tail" of grief, recovery, self-discovery and lots of cats. Can this crazy cat lady save the one who needs it most or will she be frozen in pain like a fur ball that won't let go?

Inconceivable is a story of infertility, pregnancy, and the life altering decision Alice is forced to make.   At times comedic and at other times heart wrenching, this story is timely, putting a spotlight on the importance of reproductive choice in a post-Roe era. 

Emerson Collins stars in BUYER & CELLAR, the fictional story of Alex More, a struggling actor in L.A. who takes a job working in the Malibu basement of beloved megastar Barbra Streisand. BUYER & CELLAR is an outrageous comedy about the price of fame, the cost of things, and the oddest of odd jobs.

Join Ester, an omniscient shoe whisperer, as she walks us through a day in her life on Skid Row. In this socially conscious poetic dramedy, Kathryn portrays 19 characters inspired by research and personal interviews with members of the homeless community as well as those who advocate for them.