One Woman Show

Written & Directed by Morna Murphy Martell Played by Ariel Labasan Yuri Kochiyama, an unsung hero whose fight against injustice began in the internment camp of Jerome, Arkansas that led her to streets of Harlem fighting alongside Malcolm X during the civil rights movement.

Macho Like Me is the true account of Helie Lee’s remarkable six-month journey living life as a man. As Helie soon finds out, her assumptions are quickly dashed – resulting in a new world-view that ends up surprising many – especially herself.

Jennifer is a recent college graduate who has just been “graped”, or grey-raped. Unable to bring her grapist to justice in a court of law, Jennifer decides she must kill him, but she'll need all the help she can get from the women who raised her, the MMHMM.

Join Alison Logan, The Original Classy Broad, as she aims to convict each and every one of her ex boyfriends, through hilarious and heartfelt stories and a delicious array of songs. You, the audience and jury, get to decide if these scoundrels are innocent...or guilty as charged!

A night of two very different solo shows in one very same solo hour.

Set in the dystopian world after the United States suffers Civil War II, “Infinite Expectation of the Dawn” weaves the stories of Joan and Alicia, two perspectives from a country burdened with fear, who both made personal sacrifices to create their ideal reality.

Artichoke Hearts cuts into the strange, sadistic state of being in love. Written and performed by Sarah Mitchell in a series of embodied interviews, the show investigates why we bother to look for pieces of ourselves in other people.

Sexy adventures, awakening, and awareness in Europe!

In this thought provoking solo performance, Aishveryaa Nidhi promises to read unread chapters of a woman’s life who embraced darkness with open arms. It helps us search and find a woman hidden beneath glorious tales of heroes and wars. This is the story of Gandhari from her own perspective.

Join consummate performer Kandace Caine, the British bird who’s never at a loss for words, Were Hilary Clinton to attend her stage-show,she’d say;“She’s Lily Tomlin! Except, she’s British... and Black.”