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Jess returns home from her third tour in Afghanistan with severe burns and emotional scars. In her Virtual Reality therapy world where pain meets hope, she finds a way forward, and learns how to bring love and acceptance back into her new civilian life. Trigger warning: wounds and war themes.

Part scripted, part improv, mostly comedy, where we explore the two sides of a person and the struggle to balance those sometimes conflicting personalities.

This musical comedy with all original songs is a light-hearted take on the dynamics between women and men and what women may really be thinking.

After a by-chance meeting, a young woman goes on a lavish dinner date with an eccentric sugar daddy.

In 1726, the world was hoodwinked by a poor, illiterate woman named Mary Toft who managed to fool the world into believing she could give birth to rabbits. This new musical follows this wild, irreverent true tale of bodily autonomy, class roles, and the danger of blindly trusting authority figures.

Meet Sydney, your Aussie waitress in Hollywood hot spot, The Pink Wheelbarrow. Now buckle up for a one hour joy-ride through the chaos of restaurant life intertwined with Sydney's personal shenanigans, offering a hilarious yet heartfelt peek into the secret world of your server.

Medicine Woman, a traveling healer clown from Venezuela, is in town to conduct a shamanic healing ritual and heal strangers. Medicine Woman, the dumb bitch of shamans, provides medicine that will depend on the vibe of the audience (could be characters, dance, juggling, tarot) enjoy her while you can

It’s 1543. A Portuguese ship sets sail with goods from Japan. Kira, a Japanese girl, is isolated on the ship and discovered by the naive Portuguese, Maria. A complicated historial feud is distilled through the two young girls. Can we find a sense of home within the people we’re trained to oppose?

We all navigate life differently. Some people use laughter, some people go to therapy, some people bottle things up, some people lie to themselves or to others. For Lily it's different: she sees everything as a movie.