Not for the weak or the faint of heart, Do Not Disturb is an equal-opportunity boundary-breaker which provides something to disturb every sensibility. This night takes you to the edge of madness then gives you a shove.

Can Ivan Lomov propose to his neighbor Natasha, or will his nerves and their land disputes be the death of him? Will Leon save his suicidal brother Joey from his own darkness? Hilarity and tenderness ensue in two unique one act plays that will have you laughing, crying and wanting more.

Shane is starting his Sophomore year of college. Life is great, except he has to deal with his overly attached girlfriend, a verbally abusive best friend, and an uninterested love interest. The only person that he finds solace in is his new roommate, Jace.

RIPPED FROM THE HEADLINES: A young man & his nude performance artist friend procure a horse carcass. He wants to eat it, she wants to wear it! Who will win? A bloody, musical trip through how far we go to impress strangers. (Based on a grotesque true story. Really.)

THE WRECK OF THE SPANISH ARMADA examines a rekindled romance in Paris (after 30 years) between a female radiologist, poised to address an international conference, and a high value target who leads African pirates who hijack oil tankers.

A dark, surreal comedy inspired by the poem "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock" by T.S. Eliot.

Owen has barricaded himself in his Chicago apartment. No one comes in. He never goes out. When Toby, his boisterous new neighbor, moves in across the hall, his routine is harshly disrupted. But what happens when all the walls come down and the real truth comes out? Who will end up saving who?

A bringing to life of one of Georgia Douglas Johnson's one act Ant-Lynching PLAYS. Bringing american history, racial awareness and community activism to the OBAMA era.

Funny, sexy, outrageous, touching... just a few of the words to describe the 5 short plays in "Sex, Lies, and Social Media." Dan Berkowitz, Ron Burch, Elin Hampton, Lorin Howard, and Mary Steelsmith are the playwrights. Bring your mobile devices: at this show, we want you to leave your phones ON...

You have problems. You pooped your pants in 3rd grade. Eric Tandy pooped in your hat in 7th grade. Then the high school goth phase. Now, you’re poor, getting fat, making terrible life decisions. You’re just like me. You have problems. We have plays. From the writer/director of “The Birthday Boys.”

In this triad of short plays, the brave new voices of playwrights Roger Q. Mason and Stephen Blackburn bring to life key figures revolving around the legend of Abraham Lincoln.

A full length dramatic comedy centered around Eddie and his relationship with three women.

The right to choose. The right to marry. The right to die. A wife and husband are moved to crisis when their daughter loves a transgender woman. Grandma intends to call it quits at 80. And the inexplicable forces everyone to decide whether to untangle their own ribbon of life.

Studio C Artists is proud to present their next series of one acts… IN THE KITCHEN. This series of brand new short plays is comprised of 8 plays that all take place in a kitchen setting. The theme of this series is gossip - because IN THE KITCHEN is "Where The Food Is Hot And The Gossip Is Hotter!”

When a Jehovah’s Witness stumbles into a Riot Grrrl meeting, beliefs are challenged on all sides. But with the Apocalypse just around the corner, these teen punk prophets must band together to save the world by making zines, rocking out and navigating the beginning of love at the End of Days.