A mad Bellman, obsessed with hunting the elusive Snark, convinces eight misfits to join him on his adventure. All appears to bode well until dark events ensue when they land on the island. What exactly is this Snark? And is it the Snark to be afraid of? Adapted from Lewis Carroll's poem, "The Hunting of the Snark", a poem in Eight Fits, this production will have all the zaniness one can anticipate from Carroll's world.
A dark new comedy that challenges our questions about love
and the meaning of perversion. What do you get off on?
(NO) BOYS ALLOWED centers around five twenty-something roommates who succumb to lust, encounter death and begin to realize that perhaps men and women are more alike than they are different.
Devin, in search of the camera containing the memories of his recent honeymoon, enters The Lost and Found. During his search, he finds himself inexplicably drawn to certain items strewn about the room. As Devin comes in contact with these items, he is transformed into the personas of their prior owners, allowing him to experience the incredibly powerful, life-altering moments that have shaped their lives.
When WPA photographer Iris documents a 1936 Georgia Baptist camp meeting, she develops a relationship with Ruth, the pastor's wife, who must choose between Iris and her community.
Prohibitions against obscenity were making it impossible for James Joyce to publish his revolutionary novel Ulysses. That is, until he met Sylvia Beach, the young American proprietor of the legendary Paris bookshop, Shakespeare and Company, at a gathering of The Lost Generation.
One time just once in your life. One time to know it can happen twice.
Lifelines.... a story of True Love and Connection.
My Son is about a black teenager and an autistic child.
Two mothers. Same love, different stories.
A collection of shorts about the events that bind and break us.
STORM ACROSS THE SKY, set in Texas, 1982, is a tragic drama about the Santiago family, recent transplants from NYC, and how their respective metaphorical storms ultimately destroy them.
Oxbridge Memorial is a model library, doing a booming business...
so how come they can't keep a staff?
Bernard Chapman is a tired playwright, caught in the unflattering throes of a mid life crisis. Mr. Chapman’s life style choices has completely alienated him from his family and loved ones. Teetering on the brink of emotional bankruptcy, he is consumed with suspicion and self-loathing. So intense is this deep-rooted contempt for all that he has become, it brings out his demons on a fateful night in August. The demons manifest themselves as characters from his various plays. This ghostly assemblage summoned directly from the bowels of his over active imagination, vehemently attempt to convince Bernard that he is guilty of an unspeakable act…a shocking act of violence.
Set in 1954, "The Tupperware Convention" is about a utopian housewife
as she prepares for her annual Tupperware party and discovers that a cracked bowl reveals an imperfect life.
MORE PLAYS TO COME!