Each performance is a unique, one-night-only event filled the weird characters, crazy premises and other comedy buzz words!

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.

New works, Copla, Don’t Look So Damn Surprised, and Tame the Noise.

Fast and Furious is a show about collective experience. Five artists get together to make fun and meaning of all the things we experience together as New Yorkers, internet-scrollers, and happening-noticers, but may not have been given a moment to say, “Wow, that was crazy, right?”

1980. New Haven, Connecticut — Four months before he will attempt to assassinate President Ronald Reagan, John Hinckley Jr. moves into the Colony Inn with a simple plan to make Jodie Foster his girlfriend. In his first night at the hotel, John and meets Eddie, the night concierge, where they discover a shared dilemma: both are in love with Yalies who don’t know they exist. When Eddie offers to connect John to Jodie in exchange for an investment, their business partnership blossoms into an unexpected friendship, revealing a growing crisis neither recognizes in the other before it’s too late. Falls For Jodie, a dark comedy by Eric Micha Holmes, dares to ask: “How can the pursuit of love escalate to a national tragedy”?

Persephone reimagines the ancient myth through migration, identity, and the bond between mothers and daughters, following a young woman suspended between Sicily, New York, and two versions of home.

The Two Worlds Project is a verbatim documentary play created by artist-researcher Ryan Howland, EdD, that seeks to disrupt the urban-rural divide in New York State.

In 1967 a sad, sensitive 6 year old boy saw a French waif on TV and was affected in ways it took him the next 58 years to fully comprehend.

Face Tape is back for another year of the chaos, camp, and all out hilarity that you know and love!

“◼️⚫🅾” 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.

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.

A mother and her two grown daughters attempt to leave the house for a funeral on time, without killing each other.

A tender, time-bending exploration of love, regret, and the lives we almost lived. Expect a night of sharp, witty dialogue and unflinching emotional honesty.

An original devised production about the stories we’ve built and inherited navigating this world in our human bodies.

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.

After a psychic reading goes awry, Themi Tsamos, a gay Greek virgin, discovers his Thea placed a curse on him, repelling all men from being attracted to him.

Written and performed by Dan Souza, The Big Day is a one man show exploring the biodiversity of Sandy Neck's Salt Marshes.

LaGarage: Broken dreams, busted lawn chairs and a garage full of women who won’t give up.

In a farcical setting, a family faces the loss of a loved one, unaware of the visits of the Angel of Death and Azazel, as if in a parallel universe.

As Halloween approaches and a strangler is on the loose, Devin, a jaded waitress at Butterloafs, a chain restaurant in New England, gets to know Don Franz, her most devoted customer. In this comedy, bananas appear from sleeves, grief is shared, and a story’s resurrection changes lives in the blink of an eye.

Lily had two best friends, Angela and Cori. When Lily suddenly commits suicide, Cori tells Angela at the funeral that she is on The List—and she can’t come inside.

For every to-do list, there are things better left undone. On the last night before her childhood home is sold, a young woman gets a call from her dead father. As childhood memories distort, warping into something sinister, she must confront not only the spirit of her father, but the child-self she buried with him.

Margot returns home and finds a journal written by her stepsister. As she reads, she relives their memories, revealing the past she’s fled from.

John loves Kate. Kate loves Man Ray. Rachel loves true crime podcasting. A play about photography, obsession, and body parts.

Echo is a retelling of the Greek Myth of Echo and Narcissus. Our retelling is done through an emphasis on the female experience, heightened text, and modern dance. At the crossroads of Shakespeare, Greek text, and Sarah Ruhl's poetry; you will find Echo.