"A wild cross-country road trip that's got a huge heart and a refreshing sense of imagination and optimism." -John M. Baker "A radically charged coming-of-age story as whimsical and fun as it is moving and deep." -- Lori Wolter Hudson. Two Seattle teenagers embark on an impulsive motorcycle journey to join a group of oil protesters on the east coast. But as they follow a major pipeline across the country, what began as two young activists' longing to belong to something greater than themselves gives way to Rain and Zoe discovering that the true danger in this world might just be growing up.

NYT and Seattle Times Critics Pick. A play by the husband-and-wife team of New York Times bestselling comics writer Fred Van Lente and NYIT award-winning playwright Crystal Skillman about the life and times of Jack Kirby, the great comic book artist who created or co-created some of your favorite heroes on the page and screen, Captain America, the Avengers, Thor, Fantastic Four, the X-Men, Iron Man, Young Romance, the New Gods, Darkseid, The Demon… the list goes on and on. From the Jewish ghetto of New York's Lower East Side to the battlefields of France to the Senate hearings of 1950s, this is a hysterical and heartbreaking story about a man who pours his quintessentially Twentieth Century life into his comics, only to make the fateful mistake that sends him into obscurity while his creations become known to every person on Earth. A real-life "Adventures of Kavalier & Klay", King Kirby asks what happens when an artist doesn't own his own legacy? Can he ever get it back?

“When you open your eyes, I must know - do you see the world when you look at me?”

One woman uses the power of a magic act to save her lover from total collapse. The Magician grasps for control bringing forth pinnacle stories from thin air. This magic act of love and enchantment may be our last card against a world filled with intolerance and hate. In OPEN, a new monologue play by Crystal Skillman, a woman’s quirky desperation to be a true magician exposes a deeper, darker desire to reconnect with her lover in this magic act of the imagination. Originally a short piece at TheaterJam at Rattlestick Playwrights Theater, this piece, has been developed into an hour long play through workshops with New Georges at the New Ohio Theatre, The Red Fern Theater Company, and The Lark. Currently in Development with All for One Solo Theater Company.