This experimental digital production challenges the viewer’s traditional concepts of what theatre is by delving into the world of video game storytelling as its performance platform. This new genre of storytelling highlights Stone’s script mash-up of a memory play and a whodunit, into an interactive video game that each audience member gets to explore.

This new play presents and expressionistic world of grief, guilt, catharsis, and eventual acceptance as protagonist Jules struggles to comprehend an event from her past. It invites the audience to sit with these universal experiences - and in doing so, to reflect on how much present emotional context affects memories of painful or tragic events.

A digital TVYA movement and puppetry piece about a sea dragon searching for other sea dragons.

Celebrants practice the ritual of womanhood through chants, song, and dance.

A highly distilled movement version of Ibsen's classic play. Follow the journey of Ellida and Wangel through their difficult struggle to conform to their partner while also being true to themselves.

Sofie is just one little girl trying to understand what her parents' divorce means amid the growing pains of her own adolescence. She finds allies in her childhood best friend and her imaginary animal friends. Together they embark on a journey of reconciliation, hope, and squirrel catching. "When elephants fight, it is the grass that suffers."

This play uses different fan languages, and music from a traditional gayageum to accent words and movement. Drawing on traditions centuries old including Pansori, Restoration Comedy, Jing ju, and Kabuki each character has their own way of illustrating both inner and outer narrative through their prop.

Set in 1675 this classic restoration comedy is a dressed down version of the bawdy stage that was King Charles' England.

Two women try and cope with their new found extraordinary circumstances. This minimalist black box production employed a movement focused viewpoints rehearsal process.

A tough conversation in an art gallery between estranged lovers.

TESTIFY details the struggles of young people of color navigating white spaces in a decade where colored bodies are both invisible and front and center. Based on interviews and personal experiences, the characters of TESTIFY demonstrate the tentative life cycle of identity, attempting to answer the question, "Who am I? And should anyone care?"

Three young men in a post apocalyptic world struggle to find themselves and connect to each other.

An outdoor commentary on Shakespeare in the park, which fills summer theatre seasons throughout the US, this production, performed on a set of train tracks, uses real swords, but construction paper for all the rest of the props pulled from giant plastic bins.

A site specific production of this play, in the art gallery where Evelyn 'the project' eventually displays it.

A site specific and highly cut version of the classic play. This production used the entire Jeannette Marks Cultural House at Mount Holyoke College to take audiences on Mother Courage's war torn journey.