Rudy On Drums – by Hannah Benitez
Ain’t No Such Thing As Free Pizza – by Analisa Velez
A story about two women’s friendship, relationships and all the mess in between. It speaks to the jobless, the loveless, the sick, the healthy and the ones who are searching to feel their heart beat.
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April 26 at 9 pm
April 27 at 9 pm
Sunday April 28 at 3 pm
Painted Woman: The Musical – by Michele Farbman
In Paris 1936, Pablo Picasso meets surrealist photographer Dora Maar. Sparks fly and a new phase of Cubism begins. In Painted Woman: The Musical, this colorful and tragic love affair is projected half a century into the future when a modern-day painter in New York City meets his muse and match in a young female photographer. What happens when two geniuses meet and one is forced to give up their art?
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April 26 at 9 pm
April 27 at 9 pm
Sunday April 28 at 3 pm
The Reigns – by Aissa Martel
Set in a not so distant future in New York City, the world is engulfed in tears. Rain has taken over the land for eleven years. Suicide rates are up as well as anti depressant prescriptions, as people cope the best way they can without the sun. Brooke has learned to go with the flow in this new world while Cypress believes people have the power to reverse the tide. Despite their differences romance blossoms between the two. Can love survive or will the rains take over and only create more tears?
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May 3 at 9 pm
May 4 at 9 pm
Sunday May 5 at 3 pm
In a Persian Garden – by Anna Mantovani
is a mystical journey into the world of wise men. “No one comes back to tell us of the road which to discover we must travel too”
Death and life are the central theme of 11th century Poet Omar Khayyam. In this piece a story is created around each poem, each song. Four great voices
walk you through the garden of the soul with beautiful imagery and sound. Written and directed by Gudrun Buhler. Music by Liza Lehmann.
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May 3 at 9 pm
May 4 at 9 pm
Sunday May 5 at 3 pm
Maids Of Honor – by Stella Maria Perry
This is a surreal dark comedy about Sasha and Libby, two strange maids who work for an even stranger heiress. While cleaning the fuchsia bathroom, they find a bloody clump of hair in the drain. Does it belong to Madam’s missing lover? Was it murder? Do they care? The old lady may be crazy but she does pay the bills. Not to mention that Sasha has been dipping into Madam’s anti-psychotic medication and replacing them with Aspirin.
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May 10 at 9 pm
May 11 at 9 pm
Sunday May 12 at 3pm
Aquatic Information – by Wendy Luck
All is born from water. Genetic strands of aquatic information inspire an avant-garde pilgrimage through mystical terrain, roots and ancestral healing.
Told through music, comedy, multimedia and unusual characters, we journey with child-like wonder to a philosophically quirky vision of personal discovery, evolution, and universal transcendence.
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May 10 at 9 pm
May 11 at 9 pm
Sunday May 12 at 3pm
Solo – by Idelie Perez
A young girl battles for her mother’s affection while traveling on a road to forgiveness.
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May 17 at 9 pm
May 18 at 9 pm
Sunday May 19 at 1:30 pm
Happy Birthday, Dear Bobby – by Madeleine Cartwright
Happy Birthday, Dear Bobby is a coming of age story about a young woman facing a decision between the conventional pressures to start a family or to truly follow her heart. Bobby is not much different than the other 20 somethings of our generation feeling a little lost about what we really want in life. And in an age where women are pushed to “have it all,” (career, husband, kids) do we ever stop and wonder “do I really want ‘it all?'”
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May 17 at 9 pm
May 18 at 9 pm
Sunday May 19 at 1:30 pm
Bell Blu – by Rebekah L. Pierce
Bell Blu is a poor working girl in a small rural town with an 8th grade education who longs to be one her own. She is tired of living with her mother, Nicey, who insists that the only way Bell is ever going to leave home is married to a man who will take care of her, and her alcoholic, abusive step-father, Daddy Boss. Bell despises the whole idea of a woman needing a man to provide for her: just look at her best friend, Patience, who married young and is now pregnant with baby #4. Childhood friend, Bird, is in love with Bell, and would gladly give her the world, but he is everything Nicey wants for Bell. What Bell wants is to be free to be herself and she will do anything to get her freedom including creating a plan of escape through a fake marriage with the local town hoodlum, Doc. But things don’t go as planned, and Bell finds herself in an even more dangerous predicament that could cost her, her life and her freedom.
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