Bill Brohaugh and Lisa Holt

An unconventional caregiver spins a peculiar yarn to draw out a troubled young patient.

A stuffy academy must choose the perfect Santa Claus for a holiday charity food drive.

The Monster Talent agency serves has-been science fiction and horror monsters and other washed-up bad-guy characters (the actual monsters--NOT the actors who portrayed them). On a busy Friday, the staff fields multiple requests and challenges from their anxious clients who are struggling to navigate the post-celebrity landscape.

A ghost story about faint memories and familial bonds that transcend time and separation. Love, loss, longing and some other-worldly support drive the haunting search for answers.

This is a bad play within a bad play, badly directed by a bad writer. Apologies in advance for this malaprop mashup driven by an utterly incompetent dilettante. Part farce, part absurdist, part parody, part physical comedy, and a trombone.

In the existential search for an authentic voice, six iconic playwrights deliver a tribute to creativity and inspiration, ultimately embracing the medium of theatre as a decisive pathway for an artist to face the world.

In an unconventional look at the convergence of patriotism, multi-nationalism, and existential ancestry, two towering icons examine the essence and the challenges of their melting-pot heritage.

The real story of Little Red Riding Hood. Forget all the disinformation and conspiracy theories you’ve heard about Big Bad Wolves and sheep’s clothing! With a respectful nod to Jay Ward’s Fractured Fairy Tales, this is the authentic story where the wolf isn’t scary, the heroines aren’t victims, everyone helps clean up the forest just for fun, and no one nearly gets eaten except some fuzzy Candy Corn.

The place is Camelot just before Arthur becomes king. The old queen would like to retire but she wants her successor to be worthy and good to her people and not, if you please, the very ambitious Earl of Nasty. Merlin the Magician is instructed to determine who shall be the new king. Of course, he brings forth the rock with a sword thrust into it. The person who can pull out the sword will be king. The Earl of Nasty tries and fails, but young Arthur, a page, easily extracts it. Then the Earl of Nasty locks Arthur in a dungeon but…it's just not that easy to fool Merlin!

Veni vidi . . . the extraterrestrial invasion to save Planet Earth starts quietly with a pair of soused party-hearty campers who are flagrantly trashing the parklands. The small, innocuous, randomly camouflaged aliens plan to efficiently conquer the remains of Planet Earth with what? Well, that’s the Vici part . . .

A woman struggles to understand a metaphorical staircase that could change the direction of her life as she stands perched atop the landing. She is not alone, and yet is.

Can toys be educational? Two enthusiastic ANNOUNCERs shill a complete palette of kid-friendly highbrow art supplies and art-related toys and games, from Picasso’s Twister to Rubik’s Cubist to the Escher-Sketch (infinite fun!) using comedy to encourage art participation for kids.

It is a perpetual moment of infinity at Area 51 in 2020. Military excesses—but no UFOs, no aliens. Careful misdirection—but no weather control, no theoretical conspiracies. Only a pulsating moment of time, enclosed by secretive walls – until everything starts to go wrong as a modern-day physicist encounters a twisted reality and some unsettled business from 1957.

America’s biggest basketball fanboy, pre-lubricated with a substantial dose of Guinness, gets an unexpected education in Celtic heritage in this non-sequitur Riverdancing word-play.