Rambunctious, daring, hilarious, provoking, and fun. Trust us - You've never experienced a night of improvisation quite like this.
At midnight, Madge’s camp counselors chant “THE CATHOLICS ARE COMING!” and The Anabaptist Game begins. Fueled by whimsy, Madge convenes with medieval ancestors about whether forgiveness could set us free.
Arriving 52 minutes late for her own rehearsal of her tastelessly intimate one-woman show, Amy demands guidance from her ethereal director Moira.
Welcome to Reflection, Epheverie Theatre Co.’s inaugural festival. These six bold plays explore identity, perspective, and transformation—reflecting our mission as a queer and AAPI-led company championing new voices.
A magical comedy about grief and the consequences of living truthfully, with a crow fued, ghosts, and little german boy.
Fast and Furious is a variety show about urgency. A handful of artists across mediums—music, theatre, stand-up, etc—make art about what is happening to them RIGHT NOW!
A lyrical one-man play about boys becoming men, Holes in the Shape of My Father blends poetry and pain to confront fatherhood, masculinity, and the meaning of absence.
A makeshift family is united by their shared body odor, which has isolated them from polite society. When Sapphire finds a cure, the family begins to fall apart.
Stan Zimmerman’s suicide awareness play, Right before I go runs this September. The Golden Girls/Gilmore Girls writer will appear on stage alongside a casts of all-star actors.
You'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll get a yeast infection.
An antique dealer helps her hoarder friend to not lose her apartment. While they work their way through thousands of objects, the complexity of their relationship rises, in the same pace that one of them realises she is not where or when she thought she was.
"Ritual: Red" is more than a play; it is a ritual of liberation, offering audiences a cathartic and immersive experience that resonates with anyone who has struggled to find their voice in a world that often silences it.
New folk-pop musical Last Song on Earth: An offbeat, heartfelt take on post-apocalyptic survival by Danielle Llevada, Kyu Park, & Riley Glick
Five modern-day men climb a mountain to roleplay as Dionysus-worshipping women and break free of the prison of masculinity.
Patient, dynamic improvisation from some of he city's best performers.
LaRouge, a drag queen, is perfomring her cabaret act. Through stories and songs, she recalls her life's journey being eerily similar to a short story she read in high school.
As two best friends grapple with an earth-shattering revelation, they learn about faith, friendship, and how hard it is to keep old of either.
The editor-in-chief of a college newspaper tries to keep the status quo intact as the 2016 presidential election looms large over the United States in this 80 minute political dramedy.
An afternoon of music, theatre, and dance, resourcing Southern Black brilliance—featuring David H. Parker, Diovanna Obafunmilayo Frazier, Kyra Shaw-Davis, Jessica Charles, and Jonathan Lykes.
A prison chef has made 217 last meals for death row inmates. But his 218th wants to eat dirt. . Can he be saved? Can anyone on death row be saved? Inspired by real events, Huntsville asks: what is the value of a last meal, when everyone gets "Texacuted" anyway?
In this all-Black adaptation of Agatha Christie's And Then There Were None, nine long-term friends, trapped in a villa in the middle of the Sonoran Desert, try to survive a serial killer who looks to take vengeance for the skeletons in their closets.
On the Other Side — National Youth Poet Laureate Stephanie Pacheco’s urgent, poetic new play exposing how schools are tied to systems of punishment and imagining what it takes to break free.
Three world premiere micro-operas about love, loss, truth, and transformation.
Tensions are running high on an annual family camping trip — and the onset of the zombie apocalypse sure doesn’t help. In hereditary horror grease my chin, disputes over parenting, pronouns, and privacy give way to a fight for survival as a family wrestles with its own monstrosity.
Malapert Love is a queer reimagining of Shakespeare's comedies from award winning 21-year old playwright Siah Berlatsky. Plots are hatched, personas concocted, and paint thinner sniffed – all for unrequited love!
Rachel, a young trans woman, invites sweet and bubbly Crystal in after accidentally giving her a bloody nose. But Crystal’s kind demeanor turns threatening when she doesn’t get her way.
Sunday, October 26th
By Olia Toporovsky, Abraham Gomez-Delgado, and Pablo Vergara
New York, NY — The Fifth Paragraph is a multimedia theatrical experience written and performed by Olia Toporovsky, Abraham Gomez-Delgado and Pablo Vergara. Blending storytelling, original video art, and live music, the piece explores the journey of a ten-year-old Jewish girl leaving Soviet Ukraine right before the collapse of the Soviet Union — a personal immigration story that echoes the experiences of thousands of Soviet Jews who fled persecution. The play will take you on a visual, emotional and musical journey through immigration, antisemitism, friendship, family and complexity of identity.
Originally developed with support from the Blueprint Fellowship and premiered at the Tank and Marlene Meyerson JCC Manhattan, The Fifth Paragraph returns with a renewed urgency and heart, fueled by a recent Arts Against Antisemitism grant from COJECO. This is made possible with PATH funding through the Mayor’s Office for the Prevention of Hate Crimes and the Jewish Community Relations Council of New York. At a time when antisemitism and hate are on the rise, it feels more important than ever to share stories that remind us of our shared humanity.
“I tell my story in a child’s voice so that people leave the theater with both understanding and feeling,” says Toporovsky. “It’s a story about what it means to be othered, to escape, to arrive — and how those stories live on in our bodies, identities and communities.”
Let’s go, Scouts! Skippy, Rascal, Tiny, and Pup are off on their scout hiking weekend. Led by Scoutmaster Waldo, these next 36-48 hours will contain tests of courage, trust, and brotherhood that will change them forever. But there's something watching them in the woods. Are any of them prepared?
One man. One family. A lifetime of unpacking. In his raw, riveting solo show A Cat in a Box, Tom Nemec explores childhood chaos and addiction—with deep vulnerability and biting humor.
Blood may be thicker than water, but that just means it can drown you faster.
In a retirement community, three women reflect on their pasts, reenact scenes and confront the absurdities of aging.
Follow Urch and Jean, two employees of a suicide hotline on Christmas eve as all hell breaks loose when Danny shows up for help after being shot in the head and not dying.
When two lost souls are set up on a blind date they are forced to confront their internal enemies in hopes of not destroying each other.
Girls. Friendship. Girl-friendship. Secrets. Confession. Secret-confessions. Period blood, glitter, dolphins, ponies and, obviously, Mr. Darcy.
Come see the first public staged reading of Andy Boyd's Pentheus, a t-girl adaptation of the Bacchae.
Originally conceived as a 7 part episodic series with SERIALS, C. Lingus, Independent Journalist is part noir, part sex comedy, part satire, and all a lampooning of our political moment.
Delia, a mentally closed-off ex-nurse, maintains a lighthouse on a secluded island. Claire, a newly divorced and unemployed tourist, gets caught in a storm, stumbling upon Delia's lighthouse for safety.
Nemesis tried to warn them - “In all beings' final tallies, it is the hostility, harm, and hurt they cause that leaves their most long-lasting legacies.” Will you heed the warning?
Helena Hadid — the sister of supermodels Gigi and Bella Hadid—reckons with her failing writing career and a family scandal that makes her spiral a bit out of control.
Dovecote by Maya T. Weed is an eco-dramedy about sisterhood, seabirds, science, and secrets all coming to a head in the middle of a Category 4 hurricane!
A story about that girl Eve and some fruit she picked.
This is not your mother's Chekhov play. Come see Three Cis-ters and dissect the patriarchy.
Good girls is a play about three-generations of women and the powerful bond between them that carries each of them through the tough transitions of their lives. women and the powerful bond
Why does nobody wanna sit down and play a long board game these days? Free Parking is a hilarious look at the chaos that happens when four people have a game night (and shouldn't.)
"Elizabeth" tells the true story of The Black Dahlia Murder through a feminist lens, asking "who has the right to our stories when we die" and "how can we ethically engage with true crime?"
Four women vie for the crown in the first ever Mrs. New Jersey contest. But as ambitions collide, the women must choose between tearing each other down, or tearing down the system that pits them against each other.
KINYOZI: A Hair Story is a dark comedy that follows 18 year old India as she prepares to inherit her aunt’s iconic braiding salon, along with her best friend Mary.
A dark comedy about lies, secrets, power struggles, oppression, and a woman’s fight for self-determination.
A group of 20-something baristas navigate the challenges of customer service, capitalism, and messy interpersonal relationships, discovering whether or not there can ever really be a healthy "work/life" balance.
People Like Us follows the love triangle between Zoe, Avery, and Daniel—exploring how their self-worth depends upon one another and their struggles with honesty in the face of emotional vulnerability.
A black-box horror comedy about healing from pelvic pain—or maybe about a demon taking over the world
“Who am I?” “Where do I come from?” “Where am I going?”
In this comedic one-woman show, Marina explores why she hit her sensual peak in elementary school -- and how her dating life crumbled after puberty.
Wondering what happened to the first person you were gay with? Maybe they’re still in the woods waiting for you. Better go check—a local cryptid could have taken your place.
Miss March explores the concealed identities of the family behind Little Women, the sacrifices that are made for commercial success, and the sinister legacies that spawn from conformity.
A college frisbee team performs a ritual to try and win nationals. It goes horribly wrong.
Katie has a big show planned! But there's a little problem. A little felt problem. Come along as Little Katie learns all about the big, big world!
A not-so-Freaky-Friday exploration of disability, queerness, gender identity, love, and understanding who you are outside of how you are, especially when your body feels like it doesn't fit quite right.
After a serial killer is found on Long Island, a queer Gen-Z receptionist and a closeted millennial hairdresser share a strange, sexy, and surreal evening waiting for a client.
You'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll scream! IT'S TRUE--I Was a Teenage Reptilian! Were you?
Examples of Lingua Franca is a dark comedy about a Catholic Church rebranded as a startup, where faith, metrics, and marriage collide in a satire of religion and corporate ambition.
