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Talk to me about Shame
Shameless Productions
Writer: Julian Goldhagen
Director: Kevin Hourigan
"Talk to me about Shame" is a multimedia solo performance that draws on traditions of story telling and audience participation to transform the experience of shame from one that is isolating into one that is empowering, community building, and healing.
0h 0m   Local   Brooklyn, New York   
Solo Show   Performance Art   
www.talktomeaboutshame.com   




Talking with Angels: Budapest 1943
Talking with Angels Productions
Writer: Shelley Mitchell, adapted from the book Talking with Angels by Gitta Mallasz
Director: Robin Fontaine
Amidst the chaos of Nazi occupied Hungary, four friends had a life-changing mystical experience. A remarkable true story that recounts what they learned about self-awareness, authenticity and individuality. More than a play, this theatrical event is a spiritual infusion.
0h 0m   National   San Francisco, California   
Drama   Solo Show   
www.talkingwithangels.com   
shelleymitchell   




theMUMBLINGS
The Box Colony Theatre
Writer: Dan Kitrosser
Director: Charles Foster Cohen
She always hoped to end up with the man of her dreams. So did he. They married each other. Two actors portraying fifteen characters explore narratives about relationships, sexuality, and passion in this off-kilter love story for the modern world.
0h 0m   Local   Jersey City, New Jersey   
Comedy   Drama   
www.boxcolonytheatre.org   
boxcolony   




They Call Me Q!
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Writer: Qurrat Ann Kadwani
Director: Claudia Gaspar and Obaid Kadwani
Proclaimed "A Theatrical Force" by Orlando Weekly for her uncanny embodiment of 13 characters, award-winning actress Qurrat Ann Kadwani searches for identity in "They Call Me Q!" An emotional affecting tour-de-force. Winner Best Play 2013 Maui Fringe Festival.
0h 0m   Local   NYC, Bronx   
Solo Show   Comedy   
www.qkadwani.com/TheyCallMeQ   
QurratAnn   




THE THIRD GENDER
Zachari Productions
Writer: Peter Zachari
Director: Peter Zachari
Year 2397. The world is ruled by the Third Gender, spiritual beings who live in the intermediate state between man and woman. Those not born Third Gender are conditioned for 20 years or face elimination. Manten turns 20 today...
0h 0m   Local   Astoria, New York   
Drama      
www.facebook.com/TheThirdGender   
The3rdGender   




This is a Play About Artists
The Shelter
Writer: Ginger Kearns
Director: Nicole Rosner
THIS IS A PLAY ABOUT ARTISTS plunges the audience between two ex-lovers as they use art to relive and explore their tragic love affair. The journey is an absurdly funny, unexpectedly charming battle of inspiration, lust and identity.
0h 0m   Local   Manhattan, New York   
Comedy   Multi-Media   
www.theshelternyc.org   
theshelternyc   




The TomKat Project
Det er Det
Writer: Brandon Ogborn
Director: Elly Green
Hailed as "Genius!" by Chicago Tribune, this critically acclaimed supercouple chronicle features over 50 celebrity characters in a mind altering juggernaut of tabloid storytelling that is seriously funny, but never a joke.
0h 0m   National   Chicago, Illinois   
Comedy   Drama   
www.tomkatproject.com   




Track Twelve
Writer: Emily Comisar
Director: Josh Penzell
A major blizzard keeps four travelers stranded in Penn Station for hours with nothing to do but wait. The stress of delay and confinement forces them to finally accept that the only way to move forward is to let go.
0h 0m   Local   Brooklyn, New York   
Comedy   Drama   
www.emilycomisar.com/track-twelve/   




TRUTH, An American Opera about Sojourner Truth
Paula Kimper Ensemble
Writer: Music by Paula M. Kimper, Libretto by Talaya Delaney
Director: Linda McInerney and Lori Holmes Clark
Illuminating the life and legacy of a brilliant African American woman, a former slave who became an Abolitionist. She sets herself free and dedicates her life to freeing others. The score is lyrical, and many of the words Sojourner's own.
0h 0m   Local   NYC , Manhattan   
Musical   Drama   
www.paulakimper.com   
truthopera2013   




Two Gentlemen of Verona: A Swashbuckling Comedy!
C.A.G.E. Theatre Company
Writer: Based on text by William Shakespeare, Adapted by Michael Hagins
Director: Michael Hagins
Choreographer: Michael Hagins
One of Shakespeare's earliest plays, Two Gentlemen of Verona, is re-imagined with added swordfights, crazy chase scenes, a cute dog, random violence, and love somehow triumphant, all while keeping the integrity of the language. A Swashbuckling Comedy!
0h 0m   Local   Queens, New York   
Comedy   FringeHIGH   
www.facebook.com/CAGETheatre?ref=ts&fref=ts   
CAGETheatreCo   




Two Women, Two Stories
What's What Productions
Writer: Vicki Dello Joio and Merry Ross
Director: Vicki Dello Joio and Merry Ross
Two solos exploring transitions women experience as they age with power, dignity (and a little bit of “what the f**k?”). “What’s Wrong with a Mouse?” and “What’s My Age Again?” reveal life transformations through innovative, humorous, and dramatic story-telling.
0h 0m   National   Oakland, California   
Solo Show   Comedy   
2women2stories.com   



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