Sarah Fiete

An ambitious ballerina is haunted by a man who only follows her when it rains.

A bold new play audiences are calling "irreverent," "wholly inventive," "wildly entertaining," and "deeply thought-provoking"!

Father Thomas, a traditional Catholic priest with a special interest in holy relics, tasks young, chronically-online deacon Chet with a mission: prove that a young woman in their congregation is worthy of Sainthood. Sure, Joanie “Chase” Harrison isn’t actually dead yet (a crucial prerequisite for Sainthood), but her latest miracle left her in a coma that threatens to send her to her maker any day now.

While Father Thomas goes on a quest for relics, Father Chet befriends Chase's agnostic boyfriend Brad, and the two young men dive into the whirlwind of online discourse around Chase's life in an effort to convince the world she was a good person. But Brad's foray into Catholicism spurs visions from Saints past whose advice threaten to topple everything the priests have worked for.

"Nearly a Miracle, Never a Saint" is a new comedy that uses the backdrop of faith to interrogate how we exist online. Behind the absurdity, it asks: what is the purpose of followers in a world that seems eager to watch you fail?

In this one-woman show, a figure known only as The Architect recalls monumental snapshots of her life, from a nomadic childhood to finding love. But something is making her face the moments she would rather forget... And the closer she gets to finding out where this impulse comes from, the closer she gets to a dark and impossible revelation.

"Spring Awakening" meets "Swept Away." Edgar Allan Poe only wrote one novel, and that's the story of Pym, a hapless young adventurer who winds up in madness and mystery. Part modern-day adaptation, part spiritual successor, this new musical follows twenty-something Pym as she uses her seafaring late grandfather's journal to unlock meaning in her own life. But more than a few unusual characters stand in her way: her "definitely the protagonist" best friend Abbe, the cryptid-obsessed Captain Block, the sweet but passive first mate Dirk, a mutinous cook, and a score of unusual denizens of the sea... As Pym's adventure becomes more wondrous and more dangerous, she discovers what it means to be the hero of your own story.

Three college students gather in a small coffee shop to study. But the atmosphere is tense. Is it the pressure of exams? The awkwardness of a relationship gone sour? Or the presence of a local urban legend, come to claim a head?

It's been one year since the citizens of Clairence vacated their small town. One year since a rogue government test made the environment unlivable. One year since the Harts made the decision to stay.

Their small home includes Jack Hart, his son Noah, his wife Jules, their family friend Marianne, and her nephew Beckett.

Then: a knock at the door. Lillian and Jordan arrive from the CDC and CPS, respectively, and a routine visit begins to unearth disturbing questions. What is Julies doing in her room all the time, and how come no one sees her? What provokes Marianne's violent outbursts? And who has been hacking away at the family photo albums? Lillian and Jordan become determined to solve the mystery of why the Harts won't leave their deteriorating home... and start to realize they might not be able to leave, either.

In a cabaret dressing room in Mexico City, three disparate women - a singer, a bipolar wannabe, and a secretly observant painter - explore the lives they tell themselves through fables and bickering.