What makes a monster? MY BROTHER is the story of John Wilkes Booth, and the relationships and dreams that brought him to assassinate the most beloved President in US History, as viewed through the eyes of those who knew him the best - his family

An Afghan-American War Hero returns home after a his new auto-biography becomes a best seller, to his only family remaining, a resentful younger brother under a country in crisis.

He stands by the wall, hands in his pockets, watching the young couples dance. Robyn enters the room, looking for a partner. Their eyes meet across the crowded dance floor and the music swells. He turns away shyly, but she crosses to him...

Set within the confines of an underground bunker in a post-apocalyptic world, McClain's Odessa is a futuristic myth about the complex intersections intimacy, isolation and identity. Illyrian Artistic Director Weckstein explores these themes through a lens of sex-positivity. vimeo.com/97298238

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 Fun Lab Presents..."Two Fictions", a bare bones, fast paced pairing of one-act plays.

Love on the diversity rocks. From Amy Tofte, writer of Flesh Eating Tiger.

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.

A bold, moving, and darkly funny family drama from Tony- and Pulitzer-nominated playwright Lee Blessing. Three sisters must contend with their mentally-ill mother and confront the demons of their past to forge a new, imperfect road to independence. Directed by industry veteran Vernee Watson.

Dublin Strikes! The true story of one mother and the two men who led the working class to strike for a living wage despite abject poverty; spurring Bloody Sunday and the 1913 LOCKOUT. "The great only appear great because we are on our knees. Let us Rise!" CBTco presents REBORNING following LOCKOUT.

Vengeance Can Wait navigates Japanese sub-culture as it charts a different kind of love story. Dark, twisted, and touching, odd roommates come to understand the "kinks" in their relationship.

Better than Shakespeare! presents its inaugural production, a revisionist Much Ado About Nothing. New music, new intrigues, twists and turns… and aliens. Because we think The Bard could use a little help. Don’t you? We're calling it, Much Ado About Something. The Something is Aliens.

An archetypal play, in classic Greek style, that explores the nature of the ego. Former lovers, now married to different people, come together at a crossroads in their lives. Three men & three women, representing the egos of the main two characters, make up the dynamic of the storytelling.

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.”

A man about to get married visits five women from his past who he thinks he "wronged" looking for closure. Will it work? Probably not, but there's still hope. Grab a drink from the bar and find out.