Storytelling

It’s been said that there are three deaths: First when your body ceases to function. Second when your body is put in its grave. And third, that moment, sometime in the future, when your name is spoken for the last time. This may be the last time. Written by Bill Berry. Directed by Kelly De Sarla.

Magical fables where the mouse squeaks, the lion roars & the grasshopper sings. Through song, dance & humor, this colorful children’s musical educates as it entertains. Described as a “near perfect formula for children's entertainment” this show is sure to resonate with both children & adults alike.

A dark retelling of Hans Christian Anderson's "The Little Mermaid" done with movement and dance set to the music of Evanescence

An Interactive, Multi-Cultural, Colorful Musical Mystery Comedy for Children of ALL ages! Written By Mike Hennessey, Musical Direction by Laurie Grant Produced by Robert Burlingham

An empowering collection of women's monologues meant to inspire and make you laugh.

Black & White in Paris takes you on a musical journey of passion, intrigue, love and romance. This cabaret experience weaves the rich photographic imagery of Christopher Broughton into the fabric of the show, from costumes and projections to props and parasols. Features live music, song and dance.

A comedy about family, taking risks, and embracing change, a journey from Toronto to Edinburgh. Honest, entertaining and personable, Michelle connects with audiences with her open mind, and ability to cope with life's curve balls. She turned getting laid off into a new career, let's laugh together!

These three original pieces were written, directed and performed by the recent graduates of the Art of Acting Studio Conservatory. Developed during the 2017 Professional Conservatory Class solo show project, each is an artistic exploration of the life of a notable personality throughout history.

"One woman’s journey of rising up out of the sh*t to victory..."

SpRiNgLoAdEd🚀 a musical meditation on disappeared years, discarded dreams and delinquent DNA written by and starring Margot Rose book/music/lyrics by Margot J Rose

Two young brothers live in a small house just at the edge of their city. Next to them is a forest, out of place but regarded with normalcy. When tension rises at home, the boys hide in their room, spinning wild stories together. In the forest, they find that stories may have a life of their own.

A one man show with three people (go figure) about the joys and horrors of getting older in Hollywood where the young would eat the old if they weren't afraid of gaining weight. There's laughs, music, turkey sex and scattered teardrops.

Urban Theatre Movement presents Urban Unrest: a series of original one act plays ranging from the absurd to the surreal, creatively tied together by fusing elements of spoken word, movement, and music. Urban Unrest features some of the founding voices of Urban Theatre Movement.

Orlando could've stayed stuck in Flatbush... but he made it to Yale. He could've stayed stuck in Richfield, Utah... but he chased his dream to LA. He could've stayed stuck at his personal bottom... but he didn't. Now, he's helping others get their lives together... on track... unstuck. 

A "sexier, more violent Waiting for Godot," Definition of Man is a highly physical post-modern decreation myth that explores the struggles and impossibilities of communication from the perspectives of XX and XY.