A dysfunctional polycule navigates the rise of an authoritarian government, a slew of unexplained disappearances, and an uncanny boom in deer population.

A group of girls obsessed with the occult perform a ritual gone wrong at a sleepover, after which they must reverse a demonic possession to save their best friend.

Devil Girl is a coming-of-age story about a 2Spirit Native girl transforming into Deer Woman, a Native mythological figure. Exploring the MMIW2S crisis through poetry, surrealism, myth, and magic.

A party in the absence of food, drink, and pleasant company. DINNERS ALONE is a darkly, absurdist drawing comedy for the twenty-first century featuring death and bitter redemption.

The Anecdotes of a Lesbian Princess finds a messy, too emotionally available, overtherapized queer, jewish- latina in her 20s trying to “hack” lesbian culture in New York City

Vanishing 2.0 is about making a meal. It’s a ritual of memories named “diaspora”, it’s us asking: what does it mean to live within, or beyond, vanishing and being trapped?

An imaginary camel, a brand new muumuu, and a pack of Virginia Slims launch a woman and her recently removed anthropomorphic appendix into an existential spiral.

The Bear Family is known for two things: they never take off their bear suits, and they’re even wilder beneath the fur.

A U G U S T 28th by Hope Ruffin Ward is a choreopoem that delves into the layers of identity, memory, and resilience within the Black diaspora, examining how America, family, friendship, and love shape the evolution of our past, present, and future.

When a devout young woman is asked to defy everything she’s vowed to believe, she must peel back the rituals of religion and confront the human cost beneath them.

How to have your heart broken but not your spirit

Talking With The Lorde: A Choreopoem is a sonically, visual space holding rage-full freedom—and choral defiance seen through the all-seeing eyes of the black chorus.

Three friends come together to box up items from a deceased loved one. Their day gets flipped upside down when they are met with a literal pile of grief.

Maxine collects stories, and maybe something else too. Oliver wouldn't necessarily say they have a story to share. Agree to disagree.

Arlington, VA. 1953. Edith and Clark struggle to start a family. After Clark’s promotion, and reunion with his foxy high school sweetheart, Edith notices dead birds falling from the sky.

As memories spin into a spiraling spider web, we are invited to witness the final moment between mother and daughter. Will ONE let go? Can TWO break free?

The world order has collapsed into a war over resources. Diana lives in solitude until a soldier arrives. Navigating her first significant contact in years, survival hangs in the balance.

Jade, a 30-something artist and escort, is hired by Dave for what turns out to be much more than a standard outcall.

She never thought she’d be the villain, but that is exactly what she became. And on a cruise ship no less.....

You remember the hit TV show "Smash"? You remember the musical about that show that JUST closed? This is season 3 of Smash. You're welcome.

Influencer Astrid goes from Tradwife to Trapped-wife when her husband locks her in their attic. She says she went willingly, but is that true? Either way: who can save her?

Heart-felt comedy about best friends auditioning for a Purim shpiel

If you're confused in your 20s, this play is for you.

Anne is Louise-Clothilde’s maid. Every day she dresses her, hears of her woes and fancies, and sleeps beside her. Yet, the approaching French Revolution turns their relationship on its head…

GAL is a one woman show that interrogates the muse, the nature of being sculpted by men, and what it means to be an artist in a crumbling world.

Crushes, periods, gangrene, and color war. At Peace Valley Farms, seven twelve year old girls milk cows, feed pigs, and battle for control of themselves and each other

In this contemporary fairytale, a neurodiverse woman dives into the rabbit hole of memory, connection, and the tough task of being honest with yourself.

Sometimes the best place to find yourself is a Walmart parking lot.

Six Red Seeds is an office drama about climate change, sexual currency, who holds the purse strings, and what we're willing to compromise for the promise of a better world.