Sarah Galante

A Family Disease traces three generations of women bound together, and torn apart, by the quiet, inherited violence of addiction. As the family cycles through denial, caretaking, relapse, and recovery, secrets that were once dismissed as “normal” begin to split open. Through dark humor and stark intimacy, the play unpacks how love can both nurture and endanger us when survival becomes generational ritual.

Mae is attempting to write a book about fat positivity. Her skinny mother comes to visit her apartment moments before the first deadline. Chaos ensues. Oscillating between a choreographed dream world and reality, Swallow Me Whole explores how we learn to love our bodies when we have been taught to hate them.

A local weight loss support group gathers every Saturday in the high school gym. But when a visit from corporate—and a sentient talking scale named SCALE—throws their routine into disarray, the group finds themselves spiraling into something far more sinister. As weigh-ins become theatrical, infomercials interrupt reality, and a strange new soup begins to change people, Body Negative spirals into a surreal takedown of diet culture. Blending absurdity with stark realism, the play asks what it means to reclaim your body in a world that keeps trying to sell it back to you.

Half-sisters Juno and Win, are meeting for the first time as adults after the mysterious disappearance of their father. There’s a fifteen-year age gap between them—and a shared past they’ve never fully confronted. As they navigate the distance between blood and belonging, the play unearths questions about the way pain echoes through generations. Infused with queerness, tarot, and the quiet power of what goes unsaid, Seven of Swords is a quietly surreal exploration of family, estrangement, and what it means to finally be seen by the person who shares your ghosts.

Abortions have been outlawed across all 50 states. Emily Dickinson (yes - that Emily Dickinson) has just landed a job at the drive-thru that plops abortion pills into the straws of strawberry milkshakes. A play that explores how to find control in a world hell bent on taking it away.

Saint MonicAA, a newly sober drag queen is attempting to perform her sold out one-woman show for the first time without the assistance of drugs or alcohol. Accompanied onstage by the playwright and a musician, Baby Can't Speak explores what it means to be a performer (and writer and musician and human being) without a facade.

Set in a coffee shop in Manhattan, Within Earshot explores a baristas eavesdropping on the ins and outs of the beginnings, middles, and ends of relationships. Music by: Jackson Teeley