Allison Page

Four women in 1901 Minneapolis scheme their way across the country with only their (questionable) wits, some (unconvincing) disguises, and pockets full of (bogus) cure-all tonics at their disposal. Can they make their way to Niagara Falls, international fame, and endless fortune on their own terms, while only occasionally dressing up as a horse? Or will they discover that life has them permanently Over a Barrel? This high-energy, zany new comedy is Marx Brothers meets How to Marry a Millionaire meets a horse on the run from the law.

Three telephone operators in 1924 receive a panicked call from a child who doesn't know where she is, and they're the only ones who can figure it out. But can they determine her location in time to save her from the man upstairs?

Roberta died at the bottom of the pool 20 years ago. Now, her three children are reuniting for Christmas after many strained years apart. One believes their father is a murderer, one believes he's innocent, and one refuses to choose a side. Holiday festivities quickly come unglued when one of the siblings changes into their mother's clothes and insists the three of them reenact the night of her death: wigs, costumes, and all, to finally determine what really happened to Roberta — and who's responsible.

On a gloomy evening in 1816, near Lake Geneva, Switzerland, four writers (Mary Wollstonecraft Godwin, Percy Shelley, Lord Byron, and Doctor Polidori) try to quiet their boredom by writing scary stories. Things go off the rails when one of them dies and Mary decides to test out the theory of galvanism—using electric shocks to reanimate a dead body—on their friend, to outrageous effect.

Sorry About The Galvanism is a comedy about the nature of the creative brain and the horror of writing in a group.

Cameron has a cold beer and a lot to say.

Abby and Norman Kristoff have impulsively moved away from their steady lives in Sacramento to a cabin in Moorestown, New Jersey, sight unseen. Thankfully, the quirky locals know everything there is to know: where to eat, what to do, and who’s had a run-in with the Jersey Devil, a centuries-old horse-headed beast with hooves, claws, bat wings, and a bad attitude. The Kristoffs invested everything they have into their new home, and they’ll fight for it, tooth and nail. And they’ll need everything they’ve got because when the devil comes knocking, he rarely comes alone.

Hey girl, have you ever wanted to start your own business? Or maybe you just want to get in on the ground floor of someone else's dream. Well, you're in luck! The Pyramid needs you and you need The Pyramid. Cool girl Bex started a wellness club and she's on the hunt for new members. What happens when unfiltered ambition meets murky concoctions on the eve of adulthood? A group of teen girls is about to find out, with disastrous consequences.

Three Jersey girls outwit The Son of Sam in a crummy bar on a Friday night and live to eat a plate of cannoli.

JASONS tells the story of mythological Jason by way of 20 real, famous Jasons trying to justify their existence in a pop culture, viral video obsessed world. From Bateman, to Robards Sr, to Schwartzman, explore one hero’s journey through his non-heroic namesakes, as they're forced to play parts in mythological Jason’s quest to recover the Golden Fleece. An actor playing Matt Damon as Jason Bourne as Jason’s Mother? Yes. An actor playing Jason Momoa from Game of Thrones as Chiron the centaur? Definitely. Jason Voorhees cutting people’s heads off? TOTALLY NECESSARY. Not every person is a hero in their own story, and not every Jason has what it takes to get what they want. It’s time for Jasons to stop being polite, and start getting real. And it might also be time for Jason Mraz to get his head lopped off.

In the early 1960s, crime writing was serious business and nobody took it more seriously than journalist, gossip columnist, and television personality Dorothy Kilgallen. By 2017, she is largely a distant memory until 19-year-old Alexis Jones stumbles across her story. Following in the footsteps of Sarah Koenig, Alexis launches her own podcast seeking to solve the mystery of Dorothy’s life and death, and finds herself pulled into the murky history of the trailblazing, enemy-making Kilgallen, alienating everyone close to her. Living by what she believes to be Dorothy’s code of conduct, she gets closer than may be wise to unraveling one of conspiracy theorists’ favorite subjects - but at what cost? Part real-life mystery and part fiction, KILGALLEN/JONES explores the timeless desire to investigate and glamorize death, and the real and imagined consequences which follow.

A group of teens go camping in the wilderness looking for lust in the worst possible place. Once they realize they’ve crossed the fabled river Styx and bloodthirsty Cerberus is hot on their trail, they scramble to get back to shore. Will Valerie allow her new perm to get wet in the river? Does Jake still look cool in his leather jacket when he’s running for his life? Is Pubert possessed or just highly allergic to everything? And when a three headed Hellhound is out for your flesh, is there really any escape?

In 1570 Stratford-upon-Avon, Judith's two main jobs are to carry soiled rags up and down a hill, and to care for her precocious son who loves a good pig's foot dinner. The last thing she expects is Mary Shakespeare on her doorstep, selling lip stains and a dream.

Pastrami, turkey, and the meaning of life collide in the back alley of a sandwich shop in a small Indiana town. Three restless 19 year olds are months away from setting off on the adventure of a lifetime: adulthood. Two of them are best friends, according to one of them, anyway. Now they just have to figure out who they are, what they want, and what they're willing to throw away to get it.