FULL-LENGTH. In this modern reworking of Aphra Behn's THE ROVER, Helen, a novice nun, and Florie Mae, her nightclub singing sister, hit the streets of 1916 New Orleans in a last-ditch effort to save their departed daddy's dance hall, The Basin Street Social Club, and get their own futures "taken care of." Florie Mae is desperate to marry Belville, while Helen is looking for an excuse--any excuse--to avoid being confirmed as a full-fledged nun. Their brother Pete, however, insists that Florie Mae marry his friend Tony Trudeau, a local alderman with dubious motives.
Belville, equally determined to find Florie Mae, arrives on the scene with a couple of friends in tow--Blunt, a rustically-inclined client, and Wilmore, a rakish captain. While Belville obsesses over saving his beloved, Wilmore is equally attracted to the lively Helen as well as Angie B, an aging madame whose recent return to the Crescent City has caused quite a stir on the streets of Storyville.
After a night of romantic rendezvous, mistaken identities and way too many fistfights, the lovers are reunited, the club is saved and Helen finds her own particular brand of happiness.

FULL-LENGTH. A fledgling drag queen must go through the tests and trials of legendary cosplay divas to find her swagger. Whether you’re a fabulous fantasy fan or just love a fierce drag number, there’s something for you. It's a geeky kiki that will leave you laughing.

TEN-MINUTE. A pair of cubicle mates spar for a promotion while being cheered on by a suspiciously supportive coworker.

It's 1922 and introverted heiress Eglantine VanDergaardervelt has no interest in socializing with potential suitors. So when her father throws a Bachelors Only weekend party on their Long Island estate in order to give her prospects a little boost, Eglantine predictably panics. The arrival of a nouveau riche neighbor—the charming but unpolished Doris Muntz of the Southern Illinois Muntzes—puts even more pressure on poor Eg.
With assistance from her ladies maid, Nadine, Eglantine assumes an alter ego: Felix, a confident French rake. Doris has also decided to attend the party in disguise as a prominent Midwesterner, Eugene Dongle. Although Doris and Eg didn't get along, Eugene and Felix form an instant connection... so much so that each young women decides to secure her new male pal as a mate for their female selves.
After a series of mistakes, mishaps and miscommunications, the young women realize they’re a
good match for one another, even though it's unconventional.