Mr. Big is Brian Knudson's stage adaptation of a short story by Woody Allen. It's an absurd crime caper playing on different schools of philosophy, with the cynical detective (played by writer/actor Brian Knudson) inspired by film noir types like Philip Marlowe of The Big Sleep and Sam Spade of The

Trixie writes Leo a play. Leo doesn't want it. Trixie doesn't care. One day, Mike receives a letter in the mail from his mother…who passed two years earlier.

W.W. Jacobs' chiller "The Monkey's Paw" moves to 1972 in an even darker version. Paul and Herlinda are a married couple who show opposites attract. Not because he's white and she's Hispanic, but because he is meek and she is a loose cannon.

Oscar Wilde imagines the performance of his long-awaited play Salome, premiering in Paris while he sits imprisoned for homosexuality in Reading Gaol.

(Un) Drinkable is a play about the Flint, Michigan toxic water, Will's Dramaturg is a play about Shakespeare's writing Writing.

The Miraculous V: The Bizarre Awakening of a Virgin Witch is a darkly funny, brutally honest one-woman play about love, loneliness, and levitation. On her 30th birthday, V—a Black, plus-sized nerd who’s never been kissed—spirals into a crisis… until the universe hands her witch powers. Now she’s min

Momma! I Burnt the Chicken!*** follows Shineduh, a single woman living her best (and messiest) 90s life. One ordinary evening, while juggling TV dinners, sitcom reruns, and the constant buzz of family and church drama, she finds herself in a conundrum.

My show is mostly storytelling with a lot of stand-up comedy. It begins in Pittsburgh where I'm from (not to brag) and follows me with my journey as a flight attendant, my departure from the airline to pursue something more meaningful, specifically, The United States Peace Corps.

Socks and Mittens are enjoying some tasty catnip, when they find their starship has been invaded. Coke-sniffing mice, blasters at the ready, demand the handover of a dreadful doomsday device.

Based off Effie Spence’s original scripted original series, “Actorholics’ Anonymous”, “Actorholics’ Anonymous: The Agonies & Artistry of An Aging Ingénue” opens the moment before one of the main characters, Emerald, is at her lowest point in her addiction to acting.

Lorraine runs into her ex-husband Arthur at a coffee shop. The two haven’t spoken since Lorraine divorced Arthur ten years ago.

A coincidence is “a remarkable concurrence of events without apparent causal connection.” But what if there IS a causal connection?

Gilded Spindle by Shannon L. Reagan reimagines Rumpelstiltskin in a vivid blend of live actors and life-sized puppets. Performed by the Wyndwolf Players and produced by Wyndwolf Puppets, the tale follows a young woman in a medieval world that denies her agency.

Mr. Big is Brian Knudson's stage adaptation of a short story by Woody Allen. It's an absurd crime caper playing on different schools of philosophy, with the cynical detective (played by writer/actor Brian Knudson) inspired by film noir types like Philip Marlowe of The Big Sleep and Sam Spade of The