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Eureka Day
A razor-sharp comedy about the messy clash of ideals, ego, and community, Eureka Day brilliantly captures the fractures beneath our best intentions.
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The Wrong Gods
In The Wrong Gods, ancestral echoes clash with modernity, forging raw portraits of women braving tension between heritage, transformation, and the pull of progress.
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In the Next Room, or The Vibrator Play
Beneath Victorian decorum, a shocking “cure” awakens desires and reveals hidden lives. Discover the laughter and longing within “In the Next Room.”
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Snakeface
A visceral, poetic reimagining of Medusa, Snakeface confronts trauma, identity, and rage, sculpting a powerful narrative of reclamation and resilience.
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Love
Exploring Patricia Cornelius’s raw, unflinching portrayal of love, addiction, and survival, New Ghosts reveals the harsh beauty of deeply human, flawed characters.
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Turpentine
Turpentine blends Gothic horror and dark wit but struggles with tonal balance, delivering spectacle over depth in a chaotic mix of camp, comedy, and chaos.
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Antony & Cleopatra
Experience the magic of Egypt as Cleopatra and Mark Antony are led by the high priestess of Isis in this immersive journey
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Three Sisters
Desperation and Denial – The cast leans into the play’s emotional exhaustion, but do the stakes still hold weight in a modern world?
