KJ Stewart

In a brand new reality television competition show hosted by Yung Gravy, women eat hot dogs as fast as they can for fame, glory, and a large cash prize. Peaches is the sexy one. Delicious is the seasoned veteran. Baby is the innocent newcomer with everything to prove.

From a small couch in a small apartment in an impossibly big city, Debbie watches the show. She does little else. She becomes increasingly obsessed with Baby’s competition trajectory. Her bizarre roommate Allan becomes increasingly obsessed with asking her for hand jobs and calling her “dude”. The line between reality and television becomes dangerously blurred. Debbie must find the strength to go outside or become one with the living room furniture forever, a decision that seems intrinsically tied to whether or not Baby can eat enough hot dogs to eke out a win.

A play for the ever-hungry and never-full, Choke is a comedy bordering on horror and an unflinching exploration of gluttony in its many modern forms.

Twin sisters Melanie and Theresa write extremely graphic Harry Styles fan fiction in the library after school. They have no one but each other, until Theresa makes a friend online who is desperate to meet her in person. A love letter to teen girl imagination and a cautionary tale for the internet generation.

A group of freshman boys rush a frat. They are locked in a tiny room and told none of them can leave until someone's arm is broken. A play about the prison of masculinity, and eating worms.

Third graders Clementine and Fouglas find a human mouth in the woods with the answers to life, the universe, and everything.