PAST PROJECTS (PRE COVID)
A rarely-performed collection of short, creepy, pulpy plays with both spooky and funny delights by Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa. Inspired by classic episodes from Tales From The Crypt, in addition to horror films such as Halloween, The Fly, Rosemary's Baby (and many, many more ghoulish tales!) this show made audience laugh one minute and scream the next.
[A queer love story between mathematician Alan Turing and his computer creation; an original machine-ballet co-produced ★★★★★ international collective §175.] Devised by Dmitri Barcomi and Seth Majnoon. This production was produced in NYC and the Edinburgh Fringe.
A hybrid adaptation docu-theatre piece by Sean Pollock based on investigative research at real Insane Clown Posse events, which uses the 2011 documentary by Sean Dunne as its base. On the last night of the 11th Annual Gathering of the Juggalos, a group of Juggalos examine what it means to be a chosen family.
A VERY MERRY UNAUTHORIZED CHILDREN'S SCIENTOLOGY PAGEANT:
IN CONCERT
A darkly funny and entertaining evening which featured the songs of the Obie Award-winning cult classic. An unforgettable celebration of Kyle Jarrow’s (with material by Alex Timbers) brilliant re-envisioning of a traditional Christmas pageant, which features E-Meters, Xenu, and L. Ron Hubbard’s Dianetics.
I'M SMILING BECAUSE I'M UNCOMFORTABLE
Why do we eat? Why do we stop eating? This solo autobiographical show explored childhood experiences of queerness, to a college eating disorder, and to the performers' constant challenges of eating and living in a human body. Written and performed by Emma Howard.
SUPER SHORT SITE SPECIFIC FESTIVAL
Six plays were written and directed in a span of 24 hours (mostly). Hosted by Aunt Linda (played by Anna Rock), as our tour guide, we walked around promenade style starting at 420 Lexington Ave to view each play, literally on the streets of New York.