Join us for one night of NOTED, a fully original, fast-paced, movement-based, comedy extravaganza creatively combining non-spoken performance, music, dance, and media.

An empowering, true story from 3x-cancer survivor Valerie David. Inspirational to anyone facing adversity in life. After all, a cancer diagnosis means only one thing: Time to get laid!

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.

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.

The world as we know it has gone--society had slipped through our fingers. Learn to devour your neighbor to survive. And trust no one. Welcome to our Utopia.

Edge of Alienation, a new one act by Reagan Shook, directed by Katie Michelle Stahl, is a story about guilt that doesn't go away and how one makes it out alive when they feel lost with no where to turn.

"Bartleby the Barista" is a one-person play by award-winning playwright Duncan Pflaster, adapting Melville's classic "Bartleby the Scrivener". Bartleby, now a barista at a chain coffeeshop, stirs existential chaos with his signature line, "I would prefer not to."

A performance about intimacy, skinny privilege, and the patriarchal hatred towards female-presenting bodies taking up space by Julia Prechsl.

Four short stories about trying to live through the end of the world.

"Holy Animals" reimagines Dante's Divine Comedy through the voices of its overlooked female characters, blending live music, dance, and projections to explore Inferno, Purgatorio, and Paradiso with a fresh perspective.

Realism, absurdism, mask, satire, and death come together for a very special half-hour PSA on the importance of environmental activism, empathy, betrayal, drugs, guns, and dreams.

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?

WE ARE NOT THE CHANGE follows a group of empowered and aggravating modern high schoolers, attempting to make systemic change at their school through their involvement in the much-neglected Advocacy Club. What begins as an earnest attempt to aid the mental health crises at their school devolves into a blood-thirsty race for the Class President title, resulting in scandal, controversy, and inevitable teenage dramatics.

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.

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.

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.

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

Frankie can't get her shit together. When she meets John, she finds a put-together friend she can emulate.

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?

A woman trying to tell the story of a woman who drowned. She's already started trying to tell it — so everything's off to the wrong start.

A reading of N.Y.C. SEWER MADE IN INDIA, a comedic new play about guilt, invention, and identity, weaving together a steampunk Victorian South Asia and modern-day New York.

Judd and Ada have been here forever, held down by only gravity. Nothing changes, everything changes, Bex grew up coming to the city like--- all the time. U smoke?

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

A play by a fanfiction girlie for the fanfiction girlies