Women

In perhaps the first recorded piece of theater in the western canon that passes the Bechdel test, Euripdes tells a story of women stronger than Gods. Using movement, language, and contemporary vision, Project Nongenue’s Trojan Women tackles building community in times of violence.

In Colette Freedman’s BLIND SPOTS, politics become personal when the homophobic, reactionary president of a small New England college tries to quiet her sister’s poison pen by blackmailing her, leading to a showdown in which dark family secrets are exposed.

Through a series of interlinking vignettes, this collection explores the pressures, conflicts, and humility of millennial women. What is it like to be a part of the most hated (or misunderstood) generation?

Next season on The Bachelor, will Tad find his one true love in the span of 75 minutes? Will she accept his final rose? From the creative team behind Weed Shop the Musical comes a parody of ABCs The Bachelor set to pop, rock, and Broadway-style showtunes.

World War II. Arizona. African American nurses arrive on an army base camp. Join Mayvee, Marjorie, Georgia, Elinor, and Thelma on their journey as they face the biggest challenge of their lives.

Four short new musicals about an Amish couple, Tony the Tiger, ghosts of dead parents, and the chicken who crossed the road - straight out of New Musicals Inc.'s famous musical theatre writers' workshop.

Through anecdotes and song, Laura Coyle tells a sharply funny and poignant story about growing up with a mom who some may call... A Piece of Work.

"Ya Mama!" is a story about a young afro-creole girl losing a mother, gaining a stepmother, and becoming a mother. Set between New Orleans and Cleveland, we experience Nina grappling with what it means to give birth to the life you desire.

In the age of #timesup & #metoo, SHATTERED GLASS tells the story of Shairi, a woman who uses her art to stand triumphant in the face of abuse, taking the audience on a journey of transcendence, capturing the resilience of the human spirit.

One night, after 30 years apart, a daughter returns to her lonely mother. Despite the bitter history between them, the two struggle to mend their bond ridden in the tragic circumstance. Maron Doll explores a difficult relationship and how we can rebuild the bridges we thought were long-since burned.

A daughter grapples with her mother's decline in the final week of her life. This is an immersive piece where select audience members will interact as Nurses throughout the piece. We invite you to come say goodbye to the mother in the final hours of her life.

Victoria Woodhull, clairvoyant, stockbroker and first woman to run for President of the United States in 1872, joins us from beyond the grave, in the light of Hollywood's recent #MeToo movement, to tell her tale and finally set the record straight.

An inclusive cast telling stories delving into race, gender, sexuality, abuse, and acceptance. No issue unexplored in this dramedy having audiences laughing and crying using controversial issues of our current times.

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

On a twisting road to acceptance, a woman journeys into the deepest depths of her emotions to find clarity in the aftermath of her rape.