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Strangers are no problem for Sarah until now, when the strangest stranger in her life is her father. An allegory for our current discussion regarding welcoming or rejecting immigrants to the U.S., and of overcoming fears of differences to create ...

Tiny theatre for tiny people

"HIDE AND SEEK" is a poignant coming-of-age story set to a dramatically lush score.

An expansion of "Translation Studies No. 4 & 5," showcasing material that transcends the original linguistic structure and ties the work together in a dreamscape that explores the contradictions inherent in love and loss.

Praise is the Cure presents Grace Dance Theater in Unwavering Grace

A collection of short plays about the city we love, the people who call it home, and the connections between and among us all.

8 week Meisner technique class

"The David Bowie of Cabaret" - The Wall Street Journal

Based on the events of the infamous Supreme Court Trial which denied privacy rights to the LGBTQ community, this work seeks to embrace the values we hold in highest regard: Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness.

An older gay man develops a loving but secretive relationship with a younger Eukranian Muslim Man. In walks two FBI Agents.

World Premiere of new play by Corinne Donly built from a dream journal, created by and for the TGNC community.

A play about a woman's re-awakening. And breaking free. A play of suspense, a tale of romance. A time-bending love story.

While enacting a rigorous interplay of dynamic movements, dancers use a directed gaze to generate and sustain connections between each other as well as audience members.

A one-woman acoustic musical exploring the depths of emotion in one mother's journey towards acceptance. A love letter not only to her child, but also to herself.

What happens when a man with a strong hairstyle and inquisitive mind, experiences an emotional awakening?

Comedy production written by Larry Shue about a man with social anxiety pretending to be a foreigner so he doesn't have to talk.

A play on plays, featuring comedic shorts inspired by classic works of theater about family dysfunction and marital discord, each given a modern twist.

In a new adaptation, Brecht's classic explores fresh struggles of race, gender, and economic injustice to find new life in this enthralling site-specific production.

While in a jail cell waiting for a judge, two African American men with different belief systems, one Jewish and the other a non-believer, clash.

Christine meets Gabriel, a "lost boy" from Sudan, in the produce section of Whole Foods.