History repeats itself. First as punk, now as punk-performance-lecture on life in the UK from 1979–1989. With music.

Benoît François presents an absurdist avant-clown show about cybernetics on a boat.

A dizzying solo performance that simultaneously explains and refuses to explain Sohrab Haghverdi’s experience as an Iranian asylum seeker in the United States.

A performance art lecture demonstration featuring scores from the historic Fluxus movement of the 1960s alongside Fluxus-inspired originals.

This is NOT a Scam! is an interactive performance that recounts the real stories of scamming victims in the New River Valley region of Virginia.

A ​​musical theater satire featuring an ensemble of fetuses singing and dancing through the absurdity of the American abortion debate.

A four episode web series based on original research into the little-known Jewish history of the American toy industry.

Performances made in collaboration with my brother about my brother.

A series of stand-alone audio works that bring LRS’s explosive style into the audio medium.

The story of three shitty sons who love the holidays, and in other news, they want their mother to hurry up and die already.

Three illusionists dazzle audiences while sharing first person stories about race and masculinity.

Morgan FitzPatrick Andrew’s solo show about vampires, vision loss, and ice cream.

Watch this looping performance as you might view a painting from outside the garden, or enter, and make an offering in exchange for a story and a song.

Part haunted house, part poly-sensory psychodrama, the Hall of Haunts took groups through New Jersey’s historic Rutherfurd Hall the weekend before Halloween.

Witness one woman spacewalk through a sea of red Netflix sleeves and iron oxide dust.

Starting out with a story about employees at a natural history museum, the human plot fades into the background as the animals take over.

Part fairytale, part nature documentary, and part Brechtian interrogation of the stories we tell about animals.

An impossible comedy about a family of fortune-tellers, time-wrinklers, spiritualists, or mediums, who live an eccentric life in the tumultuous 1930s.

A tough, no-nonsense teenager, finds her way through the riddles of the underworld to see if anything besides silence lies beyond death.

An eccentric preacher, a star-gazing lawyer, a mysterious servant girl, and some wayward wildlife are the stars of The Sea of Tranquility, a play set across many centuries of New Jersey’s folkloric history and performed for the grand rooms of Rutherfurd Hall.