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Rambunctious, daring, hilarious, provoking, and fun. Trust us - You've never experienced a night of improvisation quite like this.
Step into an evocative world where melody meets verse in Echoes and Chords: from Armenia to France—a stirring cross-cultural performance blending the intimacy of cabaret with the soul of storytelling.
Do you have siblings? Are you the favourite? No? Are you sure? A play about 3 sisters, but actually only 2 sisters, being sisterly, or whatever that means. It’s only 75 minutes, you can figure it out for yourself.
Performed with live drawing and painting, THE DRAW is an all-out brawl between two actors-slash-artists about rivalry, envy, and the dynamics of model and muse!
ten years ago, four girls survived mass killings. today, three people are reunited at a therapeutical retreat for women to cope with their collective trauma. it’s a final girl play.
Fast and Furious is a variety show about all things urgent: whether it be the barrage of """"current events"""" in the news or things happening to just the artist on stage. To process it all, we create and share hectic, grasping, fast, and furious theater in the process of just two weeks.
Video Games are an escape, but for Beatrice they are only a means to an end. When her own world becomes so tangled that she can't shut down, how and who does she rely on to try and fix it?
Come join Jake and Raul for a fun night of some of the best improv groups New York City has to offer
Help internet-brained theatre artist Leo Grierson decode potentially steamy letters from Barbara Walters to his grandfather while exploring truth in media, Jewish American assimilation into whiteness, and more.
Young Playwrights Ukraine founded by writer Laura Cahill, presents two new one acts: Boom by Karina Syrota, Life is Absurd, but Love is Good, by Asia Pshenychna.
In this raunchy dark comedy, journey through the bawdy backstories of six soiled doves, and learn how they thrived in a male dominated, lawless land.
1950. Prague. Milada Horáková vs. the communist regime in one of Eastern Europe’s largest sham trials. An absurdist satire of Stalinist propaganda and authoritarian justice. Whoever controls history, creates it.
A pitch black comedy, this is a brutal, blood-drenched portrait of an American family in crisis.
"Let Me Interrupt You" contends with grief, terror, and the other complex feelings that arise when we no longer have control over our bodies, our voices, and our freedoms.
A lonely, genderfluid cockroach at the end of the world searches for divine purpose in this solo-show about grief, exile, queer desire, and the dance of solitude.
The storytelling series, Queer To Tell, presents "Captured In Color," a show where storytellers share tales inspired by the six initial colors of the Pride Flag and their meanings.
A Prophet Muhammad impersonator takes the right-wing Indian conspiracy theory of love jihad, in which Muslim men seduce, marry, and forcefully convert Hindu women, to. a new level in America.
Gregory (the bug) itches to tell A Travel Story. Through the Big Forest and to the Molting River to shed his exoskeleton and then come Home (the coming Home matters).
On the eve of a catastrophic flood, two Bostonians reunite along the Charles River esplanade to smoke, change, and turn into eggs.
Miles, a firefighter-in-training, meets Jake, a man with body-swapping abilities. Their encounter ignites a supernatural battle over masculinity, vulnerability, and desire in a world where strength isn't everything.
Retro(aid): A Sankofa Musical Offering is a Black Queer Church experience that uses music as a vessel to connect us to those who came before us. Gather, reflect, and look back in order to move forward.
A carnal dissection of trans identity, gender performance, and the razor-thin line between affirmation and transgression.
Hugo, obsessed with perfection, decides on cartography as his next project, leaving Hamlin to pack his lunchbox. An absurd quest to complete the impossible, and a parable of unrequited love.
Five middle schoolers navigate chaos, play, (un)masking, queer friendships, intimacy, and finding their part through theatre and dance, all in the middle of a dodgeball game.
Using her magical voice and charisma, Lena Horné presents “Lena Sings!” An evening of song, love, and whimsy, expect to be transported to a land where the heart beats fast and eagerly for love in every form.
