In an old house in Pittsburgh, three adult siblings gather to go through their deceased father’s papers... But something else is in the house with them. They hear it moving in the floors above. They see it staring out a window. Is it their father's spirit trying to contact them? Or is it something darker? Something already lurking inside their hearts and souls? By the end of the evening, they will all be forced to face the thing that haunts them all.

Clay Stilts desperately wants to fortify his house in preparation for both his new baby and the apocalypse he’s convinced is just around the corner. Clay worries about everything; nuclear terrorism, avian bird flu, killer earthquakes, riots, even the possibility of smallpox crop dusters flying over Dodger Stadium. But when an escalating battle with a neighbor who refuses to curb his dog explodes in an impulsive act of violence, Clay’s world spirals out of control. AN IMPENDING RUPTURE OF THE BELLY is a darkly comic exploration of threats to our security, both real and imagined.

Adam and Lynn are a week and a half away from their wedding day when they receive a late night visit from Ian and Gil, two of Adam's old friends. As a torrential downpour hammers Los Angeles, Ian tells Adam someone from their past is coming to hurt him and his fiance. What follows is a nightmarish spiral into the darkest corners of friendship and vengeance. "In the skilled hands of playwright Pelfrey, this is a classic, dramatic moral dilemma that goes...right to the guts...with primal force and power...Add Freak Storm to the list of fine works by Pelfrey." --BACKSTAGE (CRITIC'S PICK) "...[a] gripping morality play...Pelfrey's message should resonate as deeply as Dennis Yen's bone-shaking sound design and Cynthia Q. Ignacio's grisly props." --LA WEEKLY (RECOMMENDED!) "Pelfrey is undeniably talented, demonstrating a flair for bilious ribaldry." --L.A. TIMES. "The climactic scene with a garbage disposal is so shocking that some avert their eyes, others turn away, but all are riveted to the seats, wondering how it will resolve. You'll have to see the play to know what went down the disposal! Prepare to be shocked!... Freak Storm is really freaky..." --ENTERTAINMENT TODAY. "This domestic disturbance reveals very scary stuff about the world of men...Kipp Shiotani does a great job directing this unsettling drama, which benefits from outstanding performances and a lot of dark comic material from Pelfrey's bag of tricks." --KCRW RADIO

Hank has visions of a world buried in trash.

Convinced society will collapse, and the only ones prepared for the new reality are the homeless, Hank attempts to get his family to join him at the end of a trash-strewn alleyway. His plan: get his wife and son to learn the survival skills necessary to thrive once it all falls down.

A man who sells artifacts from murder scenes.
A woman obsessed with American Carnage.
A brother ravaged by the death of his sister.
Welcome to a world where everything is for sale.

When Jamie is kidnapped by a trio of psychotic clowns, he's plunged into a horrific alternate universe run by the Pilo Family Circus, a borderline world between hell and earth from which humankind's greatest tragedies have been perpetuate. Yet, in this place --peopled by the gruesome, grotesque, and monstrous, where violence and savagery are the norm--Jamie finds that his worst enemy is himself. When he applies the white face paint, he is transformed into JJ, the most vicious clown of all. And JJ wants Jamie dead...

Two hitchhikers find themselves at a 24-hour diner in the middle of the night. What they discover are piles of dirty dishes, half eaten food, and a fry cook who might be going insane. A dark meditation on hunger and the nourishment we let go to waste.