A love story between an atheist podcaster and God, but God's a walrus.

Ben and Dennis meet. Ben and Dennis fall in love. Their families are concerned.

Jade, an artist of color and escort in NYC is hired by Dave, a retired pharmaceutical CEO. What at first appears to be a run-of-the-mill outcall is a pretense for something much more.

Something Blue is an hour of comedy, poetry and storytelling all about tying the knot and Finegold's disconnect with this age-old ceremony as a queer person.

Join us in the Spinesy Borough as we brave the coldest and darkest winter yet. What extremes will you go to feel seen in this groundhog day of a political system?

At summer camp, four teenage girls–three queer and one in denial–play house together. As the game ends in demonic possession, secret desires and the supernatural threaten their realities and relationships.

"Isolated" is a song cycle of pieces written during, after, and about the COVID lockdown, featuring real headlines and emails. It premieres at the Tank on February 28th at 7pm.

Agnes in American History is about the obscure men who history remembers, and all of the "Elizabeths" who history has forgotten.

On the eve of their graduation, Danny is faced with shadows of themselves, all coming to light during their college's biggest party of the year

Uncle Dick made a show/apology about ytness/godzilla; sorry!

Get ready to experience the music of Wes Anderson’s films like you never have before! Marty Isenberg’s Wes Anderson Playlist combine modern jazz with a theatrical performance that is funny and heartfelt, like a Wes film.

Two autistic roommates decide to steal a rare pinball machine when their rent gets raised in the pandemic.

A 90 minute preview of a deliciously slo burning 12 hour American voyage, fashioned after the sea bound pelagic birding tours. A sequel to Hamlet meets Colonial Williamsburg, shot in the desert

The cuties are back and sketchier than ever! Join us for a night of brand new original sketches, written and performed by The Clementine Players and friends. Be ready to laugh, cry, and cringe as we explore more topics that you never knew you wanted explored.

a depressed drama writer desperate to meet his impending deadline discovers a machine that helps boost creativity. This mysterious technology works wonders but the pages come at a painful price.

Mae B. Tomorrow will make a feast for our consumption. She will also sing and lip sync and all that.

How much of ourselves will we sacrifice in order to find connection? Three women at different stages in life discuss dissatisfaction, insecurity and love.

Electro Archipelago is a chain of songs and short plays performed in celebration and defiance by a company of disabled/gender expansive artists.

“Follow the flame, start being born…” J moves through memory, guiding her younger self from grief into loving transformation, as they move from the frozen towards the flame.

A play by a fanfiction girlie for the fanfiction girlies

Indulge your inner (and outer) hater with Insufferable People, a new play about all the different species of annoying people our society breeds.

Weaving together a steampunk Victorian South Asia and modern-day New York, a cross-temporal connection brings together a struggling woman on a hotline call gone awry, and a 19th-century inventor.

Krakow, February, 1945: Maja, Reina, Henryk, Isaak, and Gittel have just survived the Holocaust and are all each other has left in the entire world but each can’t stop worrying that the others were maybe hanging out without them in Auschwitz. A play about how life always finds a way- but finds a way to do what?

An impending hurricane keeps four college friends with long held secrets trapped indoors. What could go wrong?

The Women's History Month Cabaret celebrates storytelling from more than a dozen female performers. Hosted by Christine Stoddard, the show features an array of story topics and performance styles.

Maybe There’s Nothing Left for Me in New York offers up an existential mixtape from singer-songwriter Angela Sclafani as she investigates a great city's life, death, and potential resurrection.

Join wellness sensation Alegra Villaluz for a life-changing seminar that promises success, spirituality, and sisterhood—until her perfectly curated facade starts crumbling in real-time.

Courtney Love and two sisters. One obsessed with the fame game, the other with finding love. Will their twisted paths lead to freedom or a rabbit hole of despair?

When the brothers of Sigma Epsilon Pi are publicly accused in the school newspaper of roofying a freshman girl at their latest party, the resulting outcry from the student body and the university’s administration threatens to jeopardize their chapter’s continued presence on campus. As tensions rise outside and inside the house, long buried secrets are revealed, present relationships are called into question, and the members of the frat must reckon with the costs of maintaining a brotherhood.

Come see the first Staged Reading of "The Board!” A story of students who betray and destroy each other to reveal how far they are willing to go to succeed.

After being arrested for attempting to rob a liquor store, Maxwell is given a choice: serve a lengthy prison sentence or participate in The Ulysses Protocol, an AI therapy program that can interface directly with a patient’s brain