Past Productions
Boom Chick Baby Summer 2018
Strap in for Boom Chick Baby — a riotous, high-energy musical that blasts the house band of a rundown space cruise ship into a wild, side-splitting interstellar caper. When the crew can’t pay their mounting bar tab, the band is stuck orbiting nowhere fast—until two wild "earth girls," Boom and Chick, are snatched by the notorious, greasy-eyed pirate Dirty Sam. He’s got one crooked plan: trade them for access to the mythical planet “You B You,” a rumored paradise where anything and anyone can reinvent themselves.
Poor Excuses Fall 2019
Laugh until you snort with The Poor Excuses — an electric improv troupe that fuses classic long-form spontaneity with sharp sketch comedy and wildly over-the-top technical wizardry. Expect razor-fast characters, unexpected twists, and theatrical surprises: exploding sound cues, dazzling lights, props that go rogue, and set pieces that turn a simple suggestion into full-blown hilarity.
Smoke on the Mountain Summer 2023
Smoke on the Mountain is a musical comedy set in 1938 North Carolina, following the frantically funny return of the Sanders Family Singers to a Saturday Night Gospel Sing. Tasked by a young pastor with bringing "modern" energy to a country church, the flawed, lovable family shares testimonies and bluegrass songs.
Now and Then January 2025
Now and Then, a heartfelt romantic comedy by Sean Grennan, centers on Jamie, a young Chicago bartender in 1981 who is offered a huge sum of money by a mysterious customer to stay and talk for an hour. This surprising encounter forces Jamie and his girlfriend, Abby, to confront life-altering choices about their future.
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Consider the Oyster March 2026
Consider the Oyster by David MacGregor is a romantic comedy about Gene, a man who breaks his leg after proposing to his girlfriend, Marisa. After doctors use ground-up oyster shells to repair his bone, Gene begins transitioning into a woman—similar to how oysters change gender—forcing the couple to navigate unexpected physical and emotional shifts.