Liz wants to be president of Saxon Boarding school. But Mary gets it instead. Liz hits Mary. Mary moves to have Liz expelled. So Liz declares herself Queen and puts Mary in prison. The school becomes a monarchy. People speak in iambic pentameter. And British accents. Then the murders begin.

Norman Spectre is a professor at a very liberal liberal-arts school in New England. When he is accused of using a racial slur towards a select group of students his world begins to unravel. As his wife slips into dementia, and he falls in love with his TA Latasha, he tries to clear his name and challenge a narrative about him that has developed independently of the facts of what happened and who he is. The challenges our ideas of what is true versus what we want to be true. And asks us what is equity, what is justice, and what does it mean if we must destroy one person and tell one lie for the greater good?

When Nora meets a man named Dino and his secret comes out, it threatens the livelihood of her sister Macy, her brother-in-law Clay, and her young nephew. Leaving her with a choice: family or love?

An aging Hollywood star enlists the help of a doctor to perform a procedure he had hoped to have buried in his past: a head transplant. And when the procedure is a success, that's when the real problems begin.

Sisters Pretty and Schmidty just found out from their mother Claire that they were actually adopted when they were babies. But is it true? Claire is sick with Disease, as is Pretty. But is that a genetic connection or just coincidence? With friends, birth mothers, anthropomorphized illness, and boy band sing-a-longs, this play explores what it means to be family.

Daisy is sitting getting coffee. Then when a mysterious man approaches her and starts to flirt she gets a lot more than she bargained for.

A man and wife are at sitting together home for just another dinner. Then all of a sudden wife feels it: Now she has cancer. So they live out the rest of their lives together. Right there. At the dinner table.

A man and woman argue about what to do when their son Billy, who's just in the next room, is found to have made threatening drawings of violence about his school. And while they argue, Billy is up to his own thing.

Dave and Francis are stranded on a desert island. They have plenty of food and water. But no woman to keep them company. So the two men. . . improvise.

In the near future a mother engages a brand new kind of hologram technology to reveal to her long dead daughter a deep dark secret.

Connie is going on a trip and has one last thing to say to her husband before she goes.