Eisenhower: This Piece of Ground

 A candid and fascinating fictional eavesdropping on President Dwight D Eisenhower at his Gettysburg, Pennsylvania farm on the morning of the publication of the very first New York Magazine Presidential list, ranking the American presidents in order of greatness. 

Farragut North

 No trick is too dirty, no lie is too outrageous, no spin is too ingenious if it gets your candidate over the top.

Titled after the metrorail stop near D.C.’s geographic center for think tanks, lobbyists, power plays and spin-doctoring, it is a classic tale of hubris set against a contemporary landscape.

Urban Death Tour of Terror

After facing the fun-n-freaky maze upon entrance, guests are treated to a captivating live show consisting of a series of shocking and bloody wordless vignettes and mind-blowing physical performances. Guests then face terrifying new creatures hiding within a reversed version of the scream-inducing maze. 

Belleville

 A thriller about a newly married American couple who seems to be living an enviable life in the colorful, multi-ethnic neighborhood of Belleville, Paris. However, when a series of small, unexpected encounters escalate the tension between them, some surprising cracks in the foundation of their isolated yet idyllic life begin to show.

Driver's Seat

Based on true events this one-woman show tells the story of living with OCD, a once-in-a-lifetime heartbreak, a mental health hospitalization, coming out as queer, and, just possibly, learning how to drive. Written by and starring Ellie Brelis, her darkest moments are told with truth and humor as she finds her unique voice while navigating recovery.

According to the Chorus

 In the basement of a Broadway theatre in the mid-1980s life is full of angst as the long-running production may close at any time and the chorus women are at war with the wardrobe department. Will the new dresser, with her own sad past and uncertain future, be able to navigate this minefield? A funny, nostalgic look at a pivotal period in the history of Broadway...

Bernie Shine: Dog Gone Great Magic!

Long-time show business veteran magician Bernie Shine will thrill you with his up-close magic and tickle your funny bone with entertaining stories and anecdotes. Many of his effects were created by him and are completely original. His magic is close-up and personal, intimate and inexplicable. He mixes magic with mentalism in a manner never quite seen before. 

JASON GRAAE – Graaetest Hits – The Sequel!”

Singer, funny man Jason Graae sings even more of his Graaetest Hits that got him where he is today. Where that is, nobody’s sure. There will be Sondheim, Jerry Herman, Cy Coleman, John Bucchino and oh so much more. "Nowadays, probably no other performer could infuse (that song) with the manic mischief that Jason Graae, a frisky clown with a real tenor, pumped into it..."  The New York Times

Little Red Riding Hood

Storybook Theatre’s award-winning musical retelling of the famous fairy tale. There is a Granny at the Pianny, a funny wolf, and an adorable Little Riding Hood. There are opportunities for audience participation as Little Red Riding Hood goes through the woods to Granny’s house. Fun for the whole family.

The Arsonists

A lyrical Southern Gothic tale by Jacqueline Goldfinger inspired by Electra about a father-daughter arson team who escapes to the Florida Everglades. It’s a provocative journey from grief to redemption that delves into the primal bond between parent and child, and explores if that bond can ever truly be broken.