Enda Walsh’s stunning virtuoso absurdist fable about small-town life and a family trapped in their own stories.

Breda and Clara, two sisters stuck in the memories of their youthful nights at The New Electric Ballroom, find themselves reflecting on lost love, good times, and bad decisions that seemed so appealing at the time.

Warnings: partial nudity, talk of sexual assault, broken hearts, arrested development, fishmongers, cursing, blasphemy, and food thrown in anger.

Shows; May 18, 19, 20, 25, 26, 27

7:30 PM

Performed at 1215 Cornwall Avenue, The Happy Place

Page to stage in 24 hours… twice.

A new collection of very freshly written 10-minute plays performed each night.

Six playwrights, six directors, twenty plus actors enter the festival where they are randomly assigned into teams. A theme is randomly drawn from themes suggested by our audience and patrons, and playwrights have overnight to write new plays based on the theme. The next day actors memorize lines and directors shape the plays for that night’s performances.

Six new plays born into the workld in 24 hours performed at 7pm and 9pm. And then we do it all again.

Running time approximately 75 minutes.

Shows: May 6 and 7

7pm and 9pm

Performed at 1215 Cornwall, The Happy Place

A play about theater and insanity and theatrical insanity. Written by acclaimed novelist Don DeLillo and directed by Glenn Hergenhahn-Zhao.

Warnings: existential anxiety, straight jackets, gratuitous use of intravenous therapy, food fights, actors talking about acting, identity theft, beards, heavy water, very personal medical interviews.

Running time: 90 Minutes

Performed at 1215 Cornwall, The Happy Place

Show dates: May, 4, 5, 11, 12, 13

7:30 PM