One Woman Show

Comedy, Death, and a New Ferrari is a funny and heart-warming one woman show about a young college grad, Jen, who tries to convince her mother as to why she wants to become a comic. In doing so, Jen relives her joke-cracking father's battle with cancer to lead her straight to the answer.

She didn't MAKE make mistakes, she DATED them. In this fast-paced, hilarious, one woman "tour de force" Tiffany Phillips invites us on her roller coaster of a ride, through the minefield of love. Fasten your seat belts!

Keaton Talmadge (great granddaughter of Buster Keaton) drops the spotlight on a "straight" young woman who unexpectedly falls for- a woman. Preconceived notions, unpredictable love and a killer cat named Sneaky Creeps. Define: different examines what happens when you remove gender from love.

NOW LEASING is a new show for all ages created by rebel ballerina Lea McGowan interweaving aerial silks, physical theater, comedy and dance exemplifying how to explore space, transform being, connect and delight in the present moment. Direction and development, Stanley Allan Sherman

A young woman named Chocolate, alone in the sacredness of her room sheds the secrets of her soul and encounters her inhibitions. She speaks to those that she fears wouldn’t listen. Here, in her room, she embarks on a timeless journey challenging the notions of authenticity of Blackness.

Phoebe wants to put on a great show. She really does. Armed with wit, critical thinking, and a tube of lip-gloss, she can conquer anything. Except maybe her own attention span. What happens when a bookish little girl grows up to crave the spotlight? This one-woman comedy show.

Miri discovers that the answer to what it’s like to be an African American woman can only be explained by experiencing the songs, poetry and stories of her ancestral grandmothers.

A young Japanese woman discovers her father's love for her only after she loses her hair and skin. Nearly a dozen characters are brought to life in this revealing, fearless and funny journey of survival and the power of dream.

Mom always said "Don't write anything down you don't want others to read." So, I'll just have to tell you instead. Follow along on some weird and true adventures that can only be called art. Written and performed by: Lisa Cole Directed by: Marcela Hawk