Two theater geeks and a mad scientist bunker down in an abandoned Chuck E. Cheese for the apocalypse.

Part poetry reading / part immersive theater, In the dark times invites performers and audiences to a post-apocalyptic gathering to to tell stories, preserve memories, and establish a collective oral history.

The year is 1970, and a group of five disaffected, Marxist college students build a bomb in New York’s Greenwich Village to protest the Vietnam War.

Siblings, Toby and Emma have to tell one last campfire story around the fire pit in their backyard in rural Texas. Come listen to the fable.

Award-Winning Playwright and Visionary Sebastian Maroun is bringing his brand new play, A Thousand Rainy Mornigns, to the Tank as a soon-to-be-award-winning Staged Reading. Please come see it.

A power outage threatens the mundane lives of four D'Agostino employees. Will they rally together and become the definition of community resilience, or will darkness illuminate something far more sinister?

POV you're about to watch “Mad About It”: Damn, this pre-show announcement is loooooong. This stage manager sure has a lot of opinions. Is that a guitar? What’s going on?

A solo show with voices on the seductions of climate nihilism and how we should live in the end times.