Brandon Urrutia

(Full Length) Café isn't the only thing that the Sandoval's brew. Family issues rise after Victoria splits her bakery amongst her three children, the fallout of it forces Isabella to bear the burden of eldest daughter to its fullest potential.

(Full Length) Video Games are an escape, but for Beatrice they are only a means to an end. When her own world becomes so tangled that she can't shut down, how and who does she rely on to try and fix it?

(Full Length) In the heart of Miami, Kevin accidentally killed a butterfly. This accident sends Kevin into a downward mental spiral where he debates whether or not he should kill himself with his best friend Gwen. This leads Kevin and Gwen into an argument about life and Santeria. Kevin then compulsively eats a flan that was left as an offering to the Orisha Ochún. Soon after, Ochún sends Kevin on a quest to right the wrong he has done to the woman who made the flan: Ofelia. Kevin, in an attempt to end the argument with Gwen, enlists their help in finding out who Ofelia is. This results in Ochún reappearing to send Kevin on the quest alone while they get to know Gwen better. Kevin and Ofelia begin to make a new flan when he learns that her own son has died of suicide. Hearing this, Kevin chooses to kill himself. This sends Kevin to a purgatory state, where he meets Babalú-Ayé. Kevin is offered a chance to have peace at last and is told that he can either take the opportunity to leave life or he can go and finish his quest. Kevin, choosing life, returns to the land of the living and brings a semi-completed flan to Ochún. He and Gwen reconcile, and the play ends.

(Full Length) Greenvale High needs your vote! With two major tracks to follow and three different endings to arrive to, you follow either the freshman or the seniors in their quest to become the next student body president of Greenvale High. It is also possible to follow the Drama Club President or the Incumbent! (Or even just hang out with the teacher the whole time!)

(One Act)
Family, Faith, and Flan.
Three of the defining features of Hispanic Culture, but can you participate when you don't even speak the language?

Join Brandon as he asks the question:
¿Qué te hace hispano?

(One Act) A father, businessman, and writer: Gary Gygax introduced the Dungeons & Dragons game to the world in 1974, cementing him as what many consider the father of modern roleplaying games. In this interpretive one act play, watch as Gary balances the effects of the Satanic Panic and how that affects his own stories.

(One Act) Through witty dark humor and four letters, Hedda Gabler recounts her deepest emotions, regrets and decisions regarding her own suicide. A one-woman tour-de-force combining dramaturgical deconstruction and chaotic self-destruction, "The Late Mrs. Gabler" asks to re-contextualize Ibsen's unhinged femme-self-fatale in a way she's never been contextualized before.

(TYA One Act) Soccertes doesn’t want to play in the big game. Can their four friends convince them to change their mind? All the while figuring out what’s going on with their Goalie turned Philosopher.

(TYA Once Act) William the Faience Hippo that lives in the MET misses his Dad. So his best friend Robinette and Mr. Max the Curator go on an adventure with him all the way back to Egypt. Along the way they meet many fun new friends and also learn what the true meaning of home is.

(Ten Minute) Hank needs what Peter has, but is Peter willing to give?

(Ten Minute) Tony’s quest to bring his wife joy has brought him to his local mall, where events not covered in fine print test Claire's patience and the law.

(Ten Minute) Annie just wants to eat her sandwich. But everyone around her apparently has other plans.
In this modern take on the Oedipus story, Johanna and Eddie meet on tinder under false identities.
Will they or won't they? Find out.