Adult Themes

The Best Man Show is an interactive and darkly hilarious wedding reception where Mark Vigeant plays the Groom’s brother Paul, who has been asked to give the toast at a polyamorous commitment ceremony. Filled with laughter, dancing, crying, poetry, bubbles, audience participation, and more.

Hairstylist Nora brings her best friend, Elle, to her soon-to-open salon for a haircut. However, Elle’s all-encompassing anxiety leaves her unwilling to sit in the chair. Devolving into a scene of catastrophizing, this is a sometimes silly play confronting friendship, trust, fear and growth.

A love song radio show where women (drag queens) call in and share their erotic adventures with radio personality, Shaniah. As the caller shares her story, the viewer is transported into her world. What's your love song dedication?

Sex, guns, and dildos! Riley, a young non-binary dynamo, moves from LA to small-town Montana to open a sex toy shop. Hilarious songs abound in this irreverent hourlong musical comedy western about steamy romance, sinister plots, religion, guns, being yourself, and some very sexy toys.

How do you navigate love when wounding is inevitable? For Micah, this is literally true. To break-up with someone, you must draw blood. Micah pursues her first college romances while trying to keep her heart (and body) intact in this blood-soaked tale of emotional and physical vulnerability.

Do you know what it's like to fight to live despite the pull to die? Shayda will open up their past to bring you back in time to experience some life-altering moments. CONTENT & TRIGGER WARNINGS - Suicide/Suicidal Thoughts, Drug Use/Addiction, Child Loss, Mental Illness, Gender Dysphoria.

A nonlinear performance piece exploring the body and psyche's response to trauma and memories. Drip uses movement to explore the mind of one girl and the relationships throughout her life while tackling themes related to sex work, assault, family dynamics, and mental health.

It was supposed to be an easy score. Whack the mark. Set the scene. Take the money. That's how they planned it. But for poor Moose and Sonny, a really bad night is only just beginning. A darkly funny interactive crime thriller where you decide who lives, who dies, and who gets away with murder.

Come learn about ancient megalithic structures, ancient archaeology, mythology and why Charlotte isn’t convinced she’s not an alien. A solo musical in the style of a confessional TED Talk about intergalactic beings, twinness, break-ups and hearts breaking open.

What happens when the patriarchal monster in your feminist head is really you? You conjure up your dead maiden aunt to guide you through a hymn of movement, sound, stories, ghostly conversations, humor, and aprons — oh so many aprons.

Feminist, funny, and dark as f*ck. A time smashing thriller that's hot on the trail of the ultimate cold case. When a present day forensic criminologist finds himself at the scene of Jack the Ripper's first murder, he grabs the chance to catch the original serial killer.

Follow Marlena McHenry's drag persona, Mercutia Falstaff, in an exploration of loneliness, guilt, fear, and love. Through the characters he plays, watch Mercutia be forced to grapple with his own reality in the face of grief. Expect four characters, two hours, and one fabulous mustache.

A storybook comedy about following your dreams. Literally. Midlife magic in LA, where one woman’s quest for joy turns into a semi-unbelievable adventure. What could happen if you tried life on the soul line instead of the goal line?

Brace yourselves for "All the Boys I Blocked" – a hilarious solo clown musical where Chanel takes you on a rollercoaster of blocked exes and modern romance. Laugh, cry, and become part of the show as you navigate through the accordion-fueled madness between jadedness, healing and the fantasies of l

In 1726, the world was hoodwinked by a poor, illiterate woman named Mary Toft who managed to fool the world into believing she could give birth to rabbits. This new musical follows this wild, irreverent true tale of bodily autonomy, class roles, and the danger of blindly trusting authority figures.