THE PLAYS
THE GREENHOUSE by Mark Cornell * staged by Scott H. Schneider
starring Nitin Madan, Sara Minisquiero & Nic Tyler
When two friends kidnap their boss’s daughter, they get much more than they bargained for.
FANG by Alex Dremann * staged by James Monohan
starring Lili Klein & Ben Rezendes
A vampire pays an unannounced visit to Loretta, a dentist who must diagnose if his dental problem is fang-related or not.
A TROUBLED HEART written and directed by Constance George
starring Vance Clemente & Wende O’Reilly
An anxious woman finds comfort in the words of a stranger - but where did he come from?.
TASTE OF HELL by Max Gill * staged by Melissa Skirboll
starring Adit Dileep & Nitin Madan
Majid and Jafar meet in Karachi, Pakistan for what appears to be unsavory business. But not everything is as it seems, and when the fog clears and the tables are turned, things get much worse for one of them. A tale of magic, justice and living hell.
CALL UPON by Devlin Giroux * staged by Andrew Rothkin
starring Emilio Evans, Ellen Karis & Samantha Randolph; with Adit Dileep & Charlie Jhaye
Sara and Peter Harr, grieving the loss of their parents, visit Lady Bolshka to see if she can truly contact the dead. She can...much to her own shock, and perhaps to her own demise.
THE MONSTER SEATED NEXT TO ME by Steven Korbar * staged by Jay Michaels
starring Frank Carandini & Savannah Marie Elliott
A teenaged “Twilight” fan on a bus pesters the middle-aged-man seated next to her with romantic tales of beautiful vampires, completely unaware that he may be the genuine article.
NOT FUNNY by Christopher Lockheardt * staged by Ariel Leigh Cohen
starring Bill Moore & Janette Zapata
One man. One woman. One rather gory domestic misunderstanding.
SCRAMBLED by June Rachelson-Ospa * staged by Leslie C. Nemet
starring Ellen Karis, Charles S. Kennedy & Stephanie Windland
Mothers and daughters often see the world quite differently, but when one daughter sees their waiter as a handsome young man and her mothers sees the waiter as something very, VERY different, something is quite amiss. But which sees what’s really there?
THE CHANGE by Andrew Rothkin * staged by Robert Armin
starring Jon Noto. with the vocal talents of Gus Rubex & Megan Sinclair
Night after night, Dennis keeps having the most horrific nightmares of his life… so horrific, in fact, and which take such a heavy toll on his well-being, that he refuses to leave his apartment. He is being ridiculous, he continually reminds himself. After all, it’s just a dream. Or is it?
UFO WEATHER by Jonathan Wallace * staged by Erin Soler
starring Charlie Jhaye & Jennifer Lynn Tune
Flying saucers don't care if you believe in them or not.
