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Small rooms, loud work, cheap seats. Here's what's booking now, and what we've already put a city through.
Masticate
A new play by Madison Fargo. Masticate is a dark comedy set inside a middling restaurant during a brutal summer heatwave. It follows a disgruntled Front of House team as they navigate impossible customers, economic anxiety, climate dread, and the strange connections people make when trapped together long enough.
Funny, messy, and deeply human, Masticate asks what it means to care for one another in a world that often feels like it's falling apart.
Past work
America 250
A drag cabaret concert, presented by Out of Order. Emi Grate measures her 15 years in America against the country's 250, an evening of life, liberty, and the pursuit of cvntiness.
Womb
A claustrophobic family reunion curdles into surreal horror comedy. Long-lost twins clean out their dead mother's apartment and face the monstrous act of becoming whole.
Bananas
A new play by George Corrin, and our second staged production. Two conceptual artists share a Brooklyn apartment until one of them reveals a project built from durational killings. When an unfinished piece of that work turns up at the door, detachment stops being an option.
Good Samaritans
Our first production. A pitch-black comedy about familial narcissism, God, and the American Christianity that eats its own. A brutal, blood-drenched family portrait.