Two sisters perish at the hands of their mother's lover. A woman invents the world's greatest bedspread, only to see the idea stolen by a major Swedish furniture chain. A couple navigates their shared erotic interest in food. With episodes spanning time and space while remaining rooted in the experiences of the titular hero, DIRTBAG STACKS takes up the "cold bath" juxtaposition of horror and erotica pioneered by the Grand-Guignol, and asks, what stories are the building blocks of the author's dirtbag imagination?

In a small town in Poland, 1871, a girl is born to two ill-fated Jewish lovers who discover that their families are tragically intertwined. The girl is sent away to live in the city, and will go on to be the matriarch of a far-reaching family tree. Part One of the "Rachel Trilogy," the story outlines the fraught origins of a family's spiritual center.

Adalaide is six years old, and she knows a few things: her stupid babysitter Kim is stupid, her younger brother Dewey is a naked mole rat, and she does NOT like being treated like a girl. Though Kim takes Adalaide’s frustrations seriously and tries to offer support, Adalaide’s family and peers discourage her, leaving her to seek out dangerous measures in order to transform into who she was born to be (her hero, Han Solo). A play about kids for adults, Six Years Old is a comic and poignant reflection on the wild fantasies and serious desires of queer childhood.