One Woman Show

An American bridesmaid clashes with her Nigerian relatives at a family wedding. But her life changes forever when she traces her troubled past to an ancient, African mermaid curse.

The Ghosts of Mary Lincoln by Tom Dugan A creepy, and highly entertaining one woman play about our nations most misunderstood First Lady.

LET’S BE HONEST is a one-woman show by Nikita T. Hamilton, TV writer and comedian, set in a world where everyone no longer has the ability to hide behind pretense for reasons unknown. Nikita and various women end up revealing truths that we as a society would rather not talk about.

A raucous evening of comic stories, told by a woman who has seen a few things. Actress and humorist Jennifer Brown examines how the truth can play out in a variety of ways. What exactly is "the truth"? And when you are asked to tell the truth, whose truth do you stand in?

A mystical creature is assigned to recover the faith of an island girl.

Summer ‘76 Small town girl One-way ticket Mississippi to NYC Let Me Tell You About Me and . . . The Twin Donut The peculiar story of a place and time where people, accents and reality cross paths Crazy is relative.

DELIBERATION: 1hour long split-screen visual experience of a multi-disciplinary creative process .In the full-screen finale the intertwining of choreography and calligraphy intends to give viewers a digital experience of how it feels to be a versatile immigrant with creative and personal conflicts.

In the second grade, Bushra dropped out of paleontology with her sights set on the exciting world of project management. These days, her cubicle adventures have her wondering what life would have been like had she stuck it out in second grade and become a real life paleontologist?

LONG LIVE THE MULTIRADICALS! For the uninitiated, Literary Creatures are ethereal beings from the deep center of this goddess we call Earth. Their mission? To encourage spontaneous bursts of sound, poetry, & movement, encouraging the audience to explore playfulness as vulnerability. Come dance!

Tea Johnson, an activist exhausted by her work in the world, meets a playful persona who teaches her that laughter helps us bend so we will not break. The world of clown, dreams, and reality collide in this one person show about laughing while black.