Disgraced is the story of Amir Kapoor, a successful Pakistani-American lawyer who is rapidly moving up the corporate ladder while distancing himself from his cultural roots.
Fifteen-year-old Anna's weight makes her a target for bullies. When her mom Fiona (Michelle Gomez) transfers Anna (Annie Funke) to the school where she teaches in order to protect her daughter, it only makes things worse. "If There Is I Haven't Found It Yet" is an entertaining look at a ...
Through complex technology and choreography, the show mashes together over 100 years of film history. Five performers slip in and out of characters to create an imaginative and new interpretation of the beloved Dickens story.
Elizabeth Streb has teamed with theater luminaries to create a new form of entertainment, the "Movical." It’s the theater of flight and impact, physics and courage, powered by pure adrenaline.
The World as we know it is long gone. Appetite and hubris have divided the world in three. Our hero, the diminutive and unassuming P.S. Jones, dreams of visiting The Frozen City, a utopian world just visible beyond the forbidden Burning Waste. What will he do when the fate of ...
"Ghost Wife Radio" explores grief and loss within a group of friends and how the death of one person has a profound effect on the people closest to her. Through humor, rage, sadness and secrets revealed each person deals with their need to grieve and move on.
A radio play by Samuel Beckett-a multilayered composition of voices that can be experienced as a black comedy, a murder mystery, a cryptic literary riddle, or a quasi-musical score.
Christopher Sullivan's animated dystopia is about as far from a cartoon-for-kids as they come. Relationships among the three main characters -- Earl Gray, Gentian Violet, and Victor Blue -- multiply and divide as their stories becomes increasingly complex, hilarious, and scary.
In a Baghdad influenced by the Arabian Nights, the Ballets Russes, Art Nouveau, and Fritz Lang, Doug Fairbanks’ “what I want, I take” thief, jumping effortlessly from earthenware jar to jar, wins princess Julanne Johnston by posing as a prince himself.
Enter horseless, dark-clad, blazingly blue-eyed Franco Nero dragging a coffin through the inches-thick mud of a crummy town, seemingly populated only by whores and a bartender — and fought over by bandidos and red-hooded clansmen. But what’s in that coffin?