Compelling

“Conor McPherson’s play is haunting, inspired, and absolutely glorious.” -The New York Times

Original Play! Brothers Omar & Ramiro take elderly holocaust survivor Yolanda hostage & rob her to pay drug debts. Drama & humor compel these characters to discover a commonality. Their shared humanity redeems the material world that traps them. When the water boils, life takes a turn!

A once prominent composer now lives his days dwelling the caves of New York City subway stations with the only companions he has left...the rats. TRAILER: https://youtu.be/SdFoMunbqgI

Rory Cello. I'm a private eye and a female person. Guy comes into my office one night: not good. There's a grisly death on railroad tracks; tortured love story. Time: 1957 maybe? Place: Midwest-ish? Genre: Noir poem. But no rhyming. Free show. So please come. I need the money.

A combat veteran evades his concerned girlfriend's questions about his tour in Afghanistan, and instead argues with his own PTSD.

NO has found her long lost meaning.

This is the way the world ends. You have been selected for a post-apocalyptic journey to Unreal City, to escape a destroyed world. A fully immersive and interactive, intimate and challenging new experience based on The Wasteland & other works of TS Eliot.

A dramedy by Lucky Mor, inspired by Jay-Z's 4:44. Brothers come together to discuss what to do with their recently deceased parent’s estate. Misunderstandings, vulnerabilities, and resentments surface threatening the already fragile family unit. 4 brothers, 4 different views, 4 secrets revealed.

Mary starts the show and Mildred takes over. This is a play about finding common ground, how frivolous waters run deep, family, and butter.

How A Dead John Doe from Skid Row A Year Ago wrote a B'way Show.

LeRoy "Phat Trane" Johnson has managed to quietly nudge his way into American culture. Now, recently out of prison, Phat Trane is ready to tell his story. Come hear some of his famous songs and the stories behind them in this new show.... Phat Trane: FOUND

A one-woman theatrical production, accentuated by live music and dance, written and performed by Tameka Bob. Set in New Orleans, Louisiana, a personal account of a turbulent love story told through the eyes of a young troubled, woman, while hearing the voice of Dr. Maya Angelou.

Louise is a young woman with Autism who has brief intervals of cognizance and where she speaks in beautiful haiku poetry. Her mother, Nell, has published the poems under her own name. When older daughter, Billie, visits, she refuses to believe that Louise composed the extraordinary poems.

There's more to strength than meets the eye. For best friends Tiffany and Molly, an unexpected turn of events causes them to reexamine their definitions. Follow these two women as they navigate the ever-changing tides of friendship and redefine what it means to be strong.

A sexual trauma survivor shares her sojourn from suffering to sovereignty. Healing journey meets spiritual wisdom with the timely power of #MeToo and #TimesUp. Transformation and triumph told through song and story.