A comic look at conspiracy theories and the people who believe in them. We learn more about the Cuban Sandwich Crisis, the meeting of Ras Kolnikiv and Ras Tafari, and the mysterious man, Óscar Tango-Bravo, who could be the missing link.

What if white American babies were being kidnapped and sold on the black market to the nouveau-riche of the developing world? That kind of inversion of the actual situation might raise consciousness, huh?
In this story, two California computer programmers lose their jobs but realize that said jobs have merely gone into an alternate universe known as India. Reasoning that the Starfleet India fan club should have more information, they discover alternate versions of themselves. Only these computational brothers can help find a missing baby and fight global child trafficking. Sci-fi and mathematical flourishes abound.

Queers for Fears is a program of two companion plays about the spiritual dangers of not coming out of the closet as well as the physical dangers of coming out.
- Part One: Biplanes: Aviation pioneer men in love circa 1900.
- Part Two: The Christ of Monte Cunto: Female roommates in the East Village who go to the opera to escape Freud, but instead see Jesus in all divas.

A racy look at the music, poetry, heretics and sexual deviance of the South of France circa 1325. A play with music, which asks questions about the origins of today’s culture of love. In the Thirteenth and Fourteenth Centuries, one million Christians were killed in Provence by Catholic armies during the “Albigensian Crusade” . Join Manfred son of Manfredo, a singer who finds out the hard way why these things happened and how religious tolerance and freedom of love can survive.

A lost play written by a woman in 1699 is discovered in 1985. The first production proves comically disastrous, and causes all involved to consider how far women have come in 300 years.

International intrigue turns interplanetary when gangsters stalk an astronomer and the women who love him.

It is 1985 at the Jamaica, Wisconsin Home for Women Finding Themselves. The management realize that if they cure their patients, they will go out of business. To keep afloat, they hire an old doo-wop singer, Fats Forward, to teach the inmates to sing in harmony, hopefully causing more friction and psychological problems. Meanwhile, two divorced WWII-era crooners continue their media feud. Do they know that their child is about to take over the Jamaica, WI Home for Women Finding Themselves?

A collection of absurd and spooky tales involving hotels and restaurants:
Cabaret Sauvignon is a bistro in Vienna where Knaz, the son of a Slav, is stuck in a timewarp with Rudiger, son of a WWI Imperialist.
Sheraton LeFanu is a hotel in Denver where can be found a werewolf and the SIlver Bullet.
Collard on the Green is the best restaurant in Atlanta, in a world where the Confederacy won the Civil War.
Moesia Inferior is a short musical about a jock who needs help with history and a special young woman who teaches him the story of Bulgaria from Roman times to the present.