A post-apocalyptic theme park with looping dioramas of the American Revolution. Are we spiraling upward toward democratic ideals, or sinking deeper into founding sins?

A performance-art meditation in which three entirely naked Trumps stumble through sacred and profane gags.

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.

College hook-ups, female friendship, football, and a medieval saint who cuts off her nose to spite a pack of rapacious vikings.

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.

A guerrilla performance inside an actual supermarket for an audience of one. Aisle is a somnambulistic drift across international borders.

A ship of space explorers are compelled to perform As You Like It for reasons they cannot fathom.

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

A multi-sensory meditation-comedy on the nature of nothing, performed for extraordinary audiences in ordinary bedrooms.

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.

A clown show of two adult boys struggling to escape the powerful fiction about what it takes to be a man.

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

A TED talk gone wild on the scientific and spiritual dimensions of consciousness.

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.