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by Kevin R. Free, directed by Christopher Burris
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An Evening of Plays by Kelley Nicole Girod directed by Nicole Watson
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Raw stories paired with raw burlesque.
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A reading of Cloud Tectonics, by Jose Rivera, presented by Spookfish Theatre Company
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Written by Clay McLeod Chapman
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by Don Nigro, directed by John Clancy and Nancy Walsh, featuring John Clancy and Nancy Walsh
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Collision Productions celebrates the big life of a little theater.
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Part audition, part speed date, part creative research, part NYC focus group, part performance.
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Looking for fun that is exciting, yet natural?
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Written by Israela Margalit
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Stripper Lesbians, by Kate Foster, directed by Jak Prince, assistant director and stage manager Meg Dowling, featuring Amanda Berry, Joe Beaudin and Samantha Cooper
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by Chris Barlow, directed by Rachel Buethe
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The Drafts are the resident acting ensemble of Horse Trade Theater Group supporting the work of its artistic community. Committed to new play development, The Drafts monthly reading series has featured over 100 original scripts and inspired several full productions.
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With performances by Clay Mcleod Chapman and Abe Goldfarb, plus special
surprise guests from Pumpkin Pie Show's sordid past
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Presented by The Ghostlights
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Imagine if Meet the Press had just crashed into the Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson. The end result would be The Skinny with Peter DeGiglio, a comedy news talk show that tackles a new hot button sociopolitical issue each month; often ripped right from the headlines.
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The dirty side of Wasabassco.
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Three stories which span a decade in the lives of three Friends: Stu, Brian, and Quinn. Together, they face, witness, and bear different levels of misfortune, misunderstanding, and misery which befalls them in their respective significant otherships.
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by The Dysfunctional Theatre Company
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