How far are people willing to go to help those in need, regardless of the risks? What does it take for a person whose heart is filled with hate to show compassion?

ESPERANZA is short film about hope and the power to change for the better. Written + Directed by Tom Procida.

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Written by prolific Cuban-American playwright Maria Irene Fornés. Written in 1977, the play is known for its unique staging style and an all-female cast. The play is regarded as feminist, with its attention toward gender roles and the struggle against female stereotypes, revealing different levels of loneliness, isolation, and entrapment within the confines of a woman’s role at the time. Directed by ELizabeth V. Newman.

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Dance Nation—winner of the Susan Smith Blackburn Prize, The Relentless Award, and 2019 Pulitzer Prize Finalist—is a ferocious exploration of youth, ambition and self-discovery. Written by Clare Barron. Directed by Jenny Lavery.

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A compassionate ode to the psyche of one woman - and to all women. This play is about the life of Mary Page Marlowe. It is an attempt to integrate her many lives, traumas and experiences into a whole person. Written by Tracy Letts. Directed by Robert Walden.

An idyllic weekend getaway at the Texas Gulf Coast devolves into a night of drunken chaos inside and severe weather outside, are the women

 prepared to deal with the aftermath? 

Severe Weather Warning is a wild comedy about great friends, terrible choices, and passion in a world that’s gonna blow. Written by Elizabeth Doss. Directed by Jenny Lavery.

Argentinean-American playwright Lillian Groag explores the connections among memory, history, and art through the eyes of a child, revisited from the perspective of adulthood. By turns funny, loving, and politically alarming, The Magic Fire weaves a spell of tango and opera, treasured memories and hidden truths. Directed by Norman Blumensaadt.