Recommended by CK Brestman

Sock Puppet Fetish Noir is an absurdist twist on the film noir detective genre, and offers great opportunity for performers with character, physical, and visual humor. This show ain't playin' footsies, it's a real kick.

The hottest show this season is Two Yards of Satan. This show has everything: cloven feet, Catholic terrorists, pork rinds, that guy from Fight Club, naked Hot Jesus, and quick-change mariachi demons. Catch this one before someone calls 911.

A chance to walk a mile in someone else's shoes, when that someone else is you. ALTERNATE REALITY is a quick and clever glimpse into daydreaming about all of life's what-if's.

Drama in the Drama Club. Who'd'a thunk it? Stick around theatre long enough and you'll eventually know these characters and the stories they tell, and yet Veterans of Community Theatre is funny and relatable and would be a treat for both audiences and performers alike.

Robert J LeBlanc's Fallout is a solemn lament for the first generation born with no "good old days" to look back upon, who now find themselves living in times where they ironically long for the simplicity of guaranteed nuclear annihilation.

...and I feel fine.

Fly Away is a brief introspective glimpse into the different ways that people process grief and how couples, while processing differently, can support each other through tragedy. A beautiful reminder of the power of love persevering through loss.

A hell of a story! Nora Louise Syran's short play is hilarious and instantly relatable. Even the Lord of the Underworld himself is not immune to the bureaucratic hellscape that is the DMV. What a fresh hell this is.

'Some Couples May' captures the whirlwind of emotions and stresses of dealing with infertility, family, and life's unexpected tragedies. There is a relatable authenticity to the characters, and despite the heartbreaking subject, it offers moments of surprise and humor. An engaging story that is hard to turn away from.

A hilariously relatable fantasy of escaping the slings and arrows of parenthood. This scene has played out in every household. This play is a delightful quick escape.