Sophia is in the last stages of her battle with cancer and her daughter, Bree, finds herself needing to hire an in-home care-giver. Thinking she is that care-giver, Bree invites Trinity into their home only to find out Trinity is not who she thinks she is. So, who is Trinity? Sophia seems taken with her, drawn to her, and may even believe she is...could she be...divine? Tensions build as the always-skeptical Bree confronts Sophia about Trinity, building to a catastrophic event that leaves them all shaken.

In the Jungle centers around a social worker, Beth, and the home she and her husband Gabe manage in Anytown, USA. Dealing with issues ranging from OCD to autism, this play takes the four residents of this home through a variety of human experiences such as job interviews and birthday parties, but always with the slant of perspective that comes with handling these issues along with the challenge of a handicap. Added to the stress of these challenges is the fact that Beth and Gabe are facing financial crisis and may lose the mortgage on the home, making these residents’ futures even more uncertain. Prejudices of neighbors heighten the tension as we all wait with baited breath, always hoping for the best outcome for these lovable characters.


In the vein of the classic ‘Boys Next Door’, this play tackles issues of vulnerable adults as they celebrate birthdays, fight prejudices of the world, and sometimes just throw a few waffles at each other. Mixing heart-breaking moments with meaningful and joyful climaxes, this play celebrates and explores the lives of those around us that have extra challenges just to live.

Father Sebastian is having a priestly mid-life crisis. His sermons are suffering, he's not visiting the sick of his parish, missing meetings--his flock is noticing. His long-time friend and sacristan, Martha, intervenes by writing some sermons for him, sermons Father Sebastian believes are coming from the Lord himself. Under a suspicious watching eye of a younger priest, presumably sent by the Bishop to observe, Father Sebastian negotiates this crisis, the unexpected help, and a surprise betrayal all before facing an extreme personal crisis of his own.

A load of white laundry is thrown into chaos when a colored sock is accidentally thrown in. Tensions rise as the white laundry does its best to keep its distance from the intruder.

A king and queen are having trouble conceiving an heir to their throne. A peasant prophetess tells the queen that she will find two flowers under her bed: she is to eat the beautiful flower and leave the ugly flower alone. The queen, seeing beauty in both flowers, eats them both and they are given two heirs, Tatterhood (lively, vivacious) and Kalliope (gentle, fair). After a mischevious band of hobgoblins turn Kalliope into a cow, the girls set off on a quest to restore Kalliope to her former beauty. This story is loosely based on a Norwegian fairy tale and explores the expectations of beauty in a humorous way.

Walt is just a regular guy living a regular life. After observing a tumultuous 1960s world, Walt decides to build a submarine and attempt a quest across the ocean, alone. This play, narrated by Walt, reveals the impact his decision has on his family, friends, and even the librarians where he checked out his submarine book.

Our main character dives into a lake and possibly breaks his/her neck. Three different parts of the person's psyche interact as the person struggles to avoid drowning.

Clarice's pet ferret, Hitler, has passed from this world. This event drives Clarice to implore her co-workers at a dead-end job to break out of their mundane routines and live!

While cleaning out her mother’s house for a yard sale in preparation for moving her to a nursing home, a frazzled daughter finds a jarring letter and tries to learn the truth.

A witch, clown, and vampire prepare to carry out revenge on Frankenstein.

Two friends visit a cafe in rural NC and think they have a James Taylor sighting.

Shirley manages the check-in desk for 'The Shirley Gates'--a low-budget version of the Pearly Gates.

Marie Antoinette and Quasimodo take an acting class from classic mime, Marcel Marceau.