Alternative Medicine
Jul
11
to Jul 12

Alternative Medicine

Alternative Medicine
July 11th at 3pm, July 12th at 3pm

Featuring Marty Chandler, Colleen Granberg, Brian Martin, Sofia Pastena, Katie Redden, and Patrick Walsh.

Following the inevitable apocalypse, the Doctors of Nysmith are hunkered in the bunker with their assortment of androids, waiting for the surface world to be safe again. With the discovery of an untested drug (Chemical Whatever) and no viable subjects in sight, the Doctors decide to test it on themselves because “it can’t be that bad, right?”

Oh, yes. Oh, yes it can.

Alternative Medicine is an absurdist sketch comedy group hailing from New York City featuring Marty Chandler, Colleen Granberg, Brian Martin, Sofia Pastena, Katie Redden, and Patrick Walsh. In 2025, they held a sold-out 8 month residency at NYC’s The PIT, and made their off-Broadway debut at The Theater Center (NYC). You can find them at major comedy clubs in NYC such as: Caveat, The PIT, and Brooklyn Comedy Collective. Mr. Show meets Monty Python meets a secret third thing.

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MEAT
Jul
13
7:00 PM19:00

MEAT

MEAT
Monday, July 13

Zara Roy (Playwright)
Ethan Manuel Homen (Director)
Isabelle Chirls (Producer)
Jack Wallace (Costume Designer)
Sean Lillis (Scenic Designer, Props Designer)
Sophie Lynd (Lighting Designer)

Ham, a West Texas meatpacker, longs for a promotion. He will do anything to get it. Beleaguered by his grim career, eccentric libertarian coworker, and stalled long-distance relationship with a woman 30 years his senior, Ham is plagued by the looming presence of his manager and visions of his dead mother. MEAT fleshes out the unsustainable nature of capitalism, climbing the ladder, and a hunger for your own piece of the pie.

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The Devil You Know
Jul
14
7:00 PM19:00

The Devil You Know

The Devil You Know
Tuesday, July 14th

Thea Belle Flanzer (Playwright)
Lex Laas (Director)

CAST

Chiara Aiello, Madison Willett, Margot Trouvé, Austin Doughty, and Thea Belle Flanzer

The second installment in the Greek Myths for Our Troubled Times play cycle, The Devil You Know, is about a young woman who takes a four-year lease in Hell --- and the roommate who embarks on a mission to get her back. This play explores the purpose and meaning of friendship in these troubled times through a postmodern retelling of Orpheus and Eurydice.

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Bedroom Pop
Jul
23
to Jul 25

Bedroom Pop

Bedroom Pop
Thursday, July 23rd (9:30pm), Friday, July 24th (7pm), and Saturday July 25th (3pm)

JOANNA - Alaina Anderson
EMILY - Anya van Hoogstraten
STELLA - Sammi Pohly
KATE - Malia Munley

Book, Music, and Lyrics - Abby Rooney
Music Director - Brooke Sanders
Director - Bibiana Torres
Producer - Beth Slade
Stage Manager - Serena Alexander
Script Consultant - Nina Kissinger
Lighting Designer - Sam Bessler
Sound Designer - Padra Crisafulli
Music Producer/Ableton Programmer - Henry Roseman
Guitarist - Nick Potocki

Joanna is a songwriter struggling to find her voice in noisy New York, where bedrooms are small, walls are thin, and patience wears even thinner as she tries to “make it” as an artist—whatever that means. She turns to her best friends for support and inspiration: Emily, a high-powered lawyer whose five-year plan has spectacularly derailed; Stella, a glamorous fitness instructor with trust issues; and Kate, a self-sacrificing third-grade teacher reckoning with a complicated past. Facts, fiction, and feelings start to blur as Joanna draws on their experiences in her songwriting, all while avoiding her own emotional excavation. A story about friendship, the sanctity of our private spaces, and the fine line between life and art, BEDROOM POP is an indie-pop-rock song cycle featuring the music we make when we think no one’s listening.
Content Warnings: Discussion of abusive relationships and disordered eating; depiction of smoking/drug use; strong language, including sexual language; brief mention of suicidal ideation.

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Noted
Jul
25
3:00 PM15:00

Noted

Noted
Saturday, July 25 at 3pm

Katie Kohler
Pete Betcher
Lauren McFall
Alec Silver

Noted is back for one day of absolute nonsense before we fly away to Scotland with two new faces, four hundred doodles, and zero reasons not to be there.

Buckle up for a fast-paced movement-based comedy extravaganza that is a whirlwind of imagination, mischief, and delight. The Back Pack’s signature style, hailed as “a live action cartoon” and “pure entertainment,” creatively combines non-spoken performance, music, dance, and media with over 400 hand-drawn images strapped to the performers, transforming them with the turn of every page. Expect surprises, laughter, and moments of wonder as you delve deeper into this vibrant, fever-dream fantasia. Bold, original, and irresistibly fun, this is storytelling at its most playful and will leave you with a smile on your face and a glow in your heart.

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Jul
30
to Aug 1

SERIALS

SERIALS

July 30th, July 31st, and August 1st at 9:30pm

Producers: Michael Ortiz, Emani Brielle Simpson, Nicholas Turturro, Cody Hom, Paige Esterly & Kristan Seemel

SERIALS is a late-night episodic play competition series. Each weekend of performances, five original, never-before-seen 10 minute works are rehearsed, teched, and fully staged, premiered live in front of our audience.

For audiences 18+. Serials may contain sequences of flashing light that may affect photosensitive viewers, as well as use of loud noises and depictions of explicit content including adult language, bloody violence, bodily fluids, and mature and sexual themes that may be sensitive or distressing to some viewers. A more detailed content warning description can be accessed here.

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OVERFLOW
Aug
4
to Aug 6

OVERFLOW

OVERFLOW is a multidisciplinary fever dream blending contemporary dance, theatrics, humor, and tragedy to explore severe personality disorder, emotional fragmentation, and a woman’s distorted sense of reality through fast moving vignettes.

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Lilith
Aug
7
to Aug 22

Lilith

Lilith, a new play by Adina Aaron and directed by Samantha Ozeas, is new interpretation of the myth that investigates the gender dynamics, narratives about desire, and embrace of duality which continues to define our culture.

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Baby Bipolar
Aug
7
9:30 PM21:30

Baby Bipolar

Baby Bipolar
Friday, August 7th

Maria Mainelli (Writer and Performer)
Fiona Campbell (Director)

Have you ever been personally victimized by MyChart or found yourself writing a bad review for your therapist? Maria has. Baby Bipolar is the story of one woman’s journey from getting diagnosed with bipolar 1 to embracing a life where that doesn’t have to be a bad thing.

Winner of the “Old Greeny Laughs Too” award at Old Greeny Fringe Festival.

Baby Bipolar is the culmination of the first five years of being “officially bipolar”, hundreds of hours of writing, years of therapy, and several psychiatric breakups. They say laughter is the best medicine but in Maria’s experience, Lexapro does a damn good job, too.
CONTENT WARNINGS: Mental health, strong language, and potentially triggering themes.

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Aug
8
9:30 PM21:30

Lake Effect

Lake Effect is a sharp, darkly funny two-hander about siblings Ari and Shana, stuck in a cabin and in each other across time. As identity, trauma, sex, and family tension collide, their bond starts to feel less like home and more like a storm they’re trapped inside.

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Aug
9
to Aug 10

Franklin the Turtle

Franklin the Turtle

August 9 at 9:30pm and August 10 9:30pm

Performer, Writer, Producer - Allison Sonson
Director - Harrison Stengle
Tech/Sound Designer & Co-Creator - Masud Zaman
Photos - Samantha Schein

A young ballerina tries to break a generational curse of addiction at the cost of her… turtle.

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And Eat It Too
Aug
9
9:30 PM21:30

And Eat It Too

And Eat It Too
Sunday, August 9th

Avery L. Ingvarson (Playwright)
Aaron Clark Burstein (Director)

Described as a mix between The Boys in the Band, The Exterminating Angel, and No Exit, And Eat It Too follows a long term friend group through what should be a normal unspecific game night hang, if not for each member bringing in their own self centered baggage to derail the evening.
CONTENT WARNINGS: Discussions of addiction

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Aug
12
9:30 PM21:30

REPLACED!

REPLACED!

August 12 at 9:30pm

Cast:

Zoe Mintz

Pedro Vierre

Luis Feliciano

Kristen Hoffman

Padraig Bond

Annabella Pritchard

Jake Levy

Zach Wegner*

Playwright/Director- Jess Lauricello

Stage Manager- Hunter McIlvain

Lighting Designer- Kat Sciortino

Costume Designer- Jaixa Irizarry

Sound Designer- Chikako Murakawa

Props Designer- Bella Saban

Fight Choreographer- Zoe Kay

REPLACED! is a surrealist sci-fi tragicomedy following a Daughter who returns to her hometown to find that everyone in it has been replaced by aliens. Come out and join us. We’ll get you in the end anyway.

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Joanna
Aug
15
3:00 PM15:00

Joanna

Six years after Joanna vanishes, her mother reappears in her ex-boyfriend’s life, befriending his much younger current girlfriend and triggering a whirlpool of insecurity, blurred boundaries, and obsession.

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Don’t Call Me Virgin
Aug
16
3:00 PM15:00

Don’t Call Me Virgin

Don’t Call Me Virgin
Sunday, August 16th at 3pm

Playwright - Erin Proctor
Director - Dante Piro
Mary - Julia Finke
Joseph - Joshua Gutierrez

When you’re caught up in an arranged marriage ordained by God, things aren’t always easy. A fun little slice of life, from the Espousal through the Nativity, we follow Mary and Joseph as they navigate their new relationship and approach the birth of their child.
Content Warnings: Religion, violence, and sexual situations

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Aug
16
to Oct 1

JUMP!

JUMP!

August 16th at 3:00pm

Eden Taylor (Playwright)

Clara Livingston (Director)

A time traveling secret agent goes on a quest to save the world from nuclear war. Her caveman boyfriend, a sentient potato, and her mommy issues are all at play in JUMP!

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It Just Takes Time
Aug
23
3:00 PM15:00

It Just Takes Time

It Just Takes Time is a contemporary song cycle that weaves together songs exploring anxiety, loneliness, impatience, and unexpected connection during the COVID19 lockdown. Though the future is unknown, each character learns to lean on their loved ones and appreciate the "little wins."

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Sublimation / Irisation
Aug
23
7:00 PM19:00

Sublimation / Irisation

Sublimation / Irisation
Sunday, August 23rd at 7pm

Created & Performed by: Jacqueline Scaletta
Director & Associate Producer: Coral Cohen

| An angel haunts you with visions of overlapping infinities. |
| Rings encircle the moon with a growing shimmer. |
| I am beginning to remember the time we spent by the water. |

A collage of sound, story, and spectacle, Sublimation / Irisation is a trans odyssey into the afterlife/atmosphere.

Presented as a work-in-progress showing.
Content Warnings: Sudden loud sounds and flashing lights.

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Aug
24
to Sep 4

The Moon Rituals

the moon rituals

a demonic comedy about having pain in the "wrong" places
by Laura Neill
co-directed by Kelleen Moriarty and Thalia Sablon
co-produced by Thalia Sablon and Murmuration Theatre Company
August 24 - September 4, 2026
a New Georges Supported Production
Supported by the OPportunity Fund

Fed up with the pain in their uteruses, 5 friends form an amateur coven to cast a healing spell... but they don't know what they're doing, and may have accidentally summoned a demon….

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Aug
27
to Aug 29

Le Blanc

Le Blanc

August 27 at 9:30pm and August 29 at 7pm

Through interviews and vignettes, Le Blanc explores Wellington's journey from foster youth to Black queer superstar, using his ballroom fame and downfall to examine systemic trauma, sexuality, and American institutions.

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Sep
10
to Oct 4

Very Blue Light

Marfa, Texas. Two women reunite with their childhood best friend, only to find that his politics have gone askew. Very Blue Light is a play about people caught in the conflict between emergent technology, our networks, and the natural world.

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Sep
24
to Oct 18

Falls for Jodie

Falls for Jodie
Written by Eric Micah Holmes
Directed by Terrance I Mosley

September 24-October 18
A Tank Core Production

Two men. Two Yale co-eds. One terrible plan. Eddie and John’s business partnership blossoms until a growing crisis reveals that John is John Hinckley Jr., the failed assassin of Ronald Reagan.

Hillary Bonhomme (Composer)
Chen-Wei Liao (Scenic Designer)
Padra Crisafulli (Sound Designer)

Content Warnings: stalking, mental illness, racism, gun violence, and suicide.

HILLARY BONHOMME is a performer, composer, and multi-disciplinary artist originally from southwest Louisiana, and based in New York for the past 10 years. Her interest in writing music began with her work as a radio producer, which led to composing and performing her original music. Hillary’s solo act has been toured across the United States and abroad. She continues to collaborate with filmmakers, choreographers, and podcast producers from around the world. hillarybonhom.me

CHEN-WEI LIAO is a New York City-based scenic designer originating from Taipei, Taiwan. She received her B.A. in Drama and Theater from National Taiwan University and M.F.A. in Scenic Design from Carnegie Mellon University. She is a proud member of Local 829. New York City credits include the World Premiere of Islands of Contentment, produced by The Tank and The Hypokrit Theatre Company; the World Premiere of Three Musketeers 1941, produced by Project Y Theatre and was featured by the Woman in Theatre Festival (WIT); the NYT critic’s picks A Girl Is A Half-Formed Thing with the Irish Rep and the immersive production of Life & Trust, produced by the Emursive Production. Regional credits include Ms. Holmes and Ms. Watson-- Apt. 2B at the Arizona Theatre Company; Waitress the Musical at the Olney Theatre Center in DC; Ring of Fire with the Cincinnati Playhouse; Murder on the Orient Express with the Cape Playhouse; Jersey Boys with the Maltz Jupiter Theatre, and more. Her film Production Design credits include FREEDOM SHADOW, Directed by Ria Tobaccowala, selected by Tribeca Film Festival 2020; USER ZERO, Directed by Ria Tobaccowala; CLOSING DYNASTY, directed by Lloyd Lee Choi with the Hsubox production and more. chenweiliaodesign.com

PADRA CRISAFULLI (they/them) creates theatrical experiences as a sound designer, composer, director, and generative artist, and is most energized when mixing the unexplainable with the unavoidable. Past credits include: La Jolla Playhouse, Park Avenue Armory, National Museum of Serbia, Prague Quadrennial, and Edinburgh Fringe Festival. They were awarded the Triangle Rainbow Theatre and the Riant's Best Director Award for their online work MFA in Sound, UC San Diego. BFA in Directing, Carnegie Mellon University. padracrisa.com

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Oct
6
to Oct 10

◼️⚫🅾

“◼️⚫🅾” culminates a four yearslong choreographic exploration of geometric shapes: spatially, geometrically, and physically. This hourlong quintet features original sound design by Ross Daniel utilizing the sonic landscape created by the movement itself.

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Oct
15
to Nov 8

Show Trial

In Prague 1950, Milada Horáková stands trial for treason in an absurdist satire of authoritarian justice, where mustaches abound, guilt is scripted, truth is manufactured, and history is written by the victors.

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Oct
29
to Nov 22

Legerdemain

Legerdemain
Written by Lynn Rosen
Directed by Julie Kramer

October 29-November 22
A Tank Core Production

As Halloween approaches and a strangler is on the loose, Devin, a jaded writer/waitress at Butterloafs, a chain restaurant in New England, gets to know Don Franz, her most devoted customer. Bananas appear from sleeves, grief is shared, and a story’s resurrection changes lives in the blink of an eye.
Content Warnings: cursing, the subject of death, and a strangler.

Danielle Skraastad (Devin)
Annie Henk (Chuck)
Amanda Kate Joshi
Pete Betcher

Legerdemain is supported through the New Georges Audrey Residency by Susan Bernfield and Jaynie Saunders Tiller.

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& Taxes
Jul
1
to Jul 3

& Taxes

& Taxes
July 1st-3rd 7:00 PM

Michael Thomas Kennedy: Writer, Performer, Producer
Emma Kate Harris: Director

Dying is kinda funny. In this solo clown show, Jasper the Ghost explores the ups and downs of death, and may even help you cross something off your bucket list.

Trigger warning: Discussions of death

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Voice Parts
Jun
27
3:00 PM15:00

Voice Parts

Voice Parts follows a college a cappella group through and eventful spring semester together. As friendships shift, secrets surface, and relationships begin to unravel, ten students struggle to balance ambition, love, loyalty, and the pressure of figuring out who they want to be.

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Bi Visibility Day
Jun
24
9:30 PM21:30

Bi Visibility Day

Inspired by heart-warming all-star classics including VALENTINE'S DAY, MOTHER'S DAY, and NEW YEAR'S EVE, the even more heart-warming, even more star-studded BI VISIBILITY DAY celebrates friends, lovers, and strangers brought together in celebration of the queerest day of the year.

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EGGS
Jun
23
to Jun 24

EGGS

EGGS is a transvestigation into grief, grooming, parentification, and smoking magical joints amidst climate catastrophe, following Emory and Jude, two young-adult trans Bostonians desperately in need of change.

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