One performance only!
Thursday, August 28 7:30pm

Part riotous memoir and part ritual of remembrance, in DAY, Yarbrough spins stories of chronic illness and traumatic grief into an unexpectedly joyful meditation on identity and resilience.

With storytelling, family archives, improvisational movement, and shadow puppetry, Yarbrough conjures the magical spirit of her beloved Aunt Day. Through Day’s eyes, the world is full of humor and wonder, and her lens will stay with you long after Yarbrough’s stories come to an end.

Advisory:  Discussion of sexual matters and family trauma

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Creative Team

Emma Yarbrough –

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⭐️ One performance only!
Monday, August 25 7:30pm ⭐️

A VERY famous pop musician asks a writer to create a musical. What happens next is a wild ride. Both hilarious and horrifying, I’m Not Supposed to Talk About This is a story based entirely on a true-life tale.

Advisory: This show is best for ages 13 and up.

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Artistic Team

Lee Nowell – Playwright, Performer
Chelsea Szegidewicz – Musician
Phillip DePoy – Director

Audience response

“The incredible true story Lee Nowell tells in I’M NOT SUPPOSED TO TALK ABOUT THIS is both heart-rending and hilarious,

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A one-performance-only encore presentation!
Saturday, August 23, 2pm

⭐️ Presented in partnership with Out of Hand ⭐️

How to Make a Home follows Antonio, a single father, as he navigates Atlanta’s Continuum of Care system to secure stable housing for himself and his 10-year-old daughter. Antonio contends with the frustrations of bureaucratic obstacles and daily life stressors, striving to maintain hope while providing for his child. Through his story, the play offers an emotional insight into the realities of homelessness and highlights available services for those in need.

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In the Press:

Markell Williams gives a “lightning bolt of a performance.

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One night only!
Thursday, August 21, 7:30pm

A Minnesota family faces the challenges and turmoil brought about by the decline of a strong-willed Army Veteran facing the nightmare of late onset PTSD and the unresolved issues that come to the surface–a dramatic comedy with a surreal-twist and lots of heart.

Cast: Andrew Benator, Carolyn Cook, Elisa Carlson, Ned Bridges, Barry Stoltze, Clayton Landey, Larry Larson and Jen Harper

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Cast:

Larry Larson: JUNIOR ORVILLE CARSON, a decorated WWII vet.
Elisa Carlson: IRENE CARLSON, Junior’s wife and mother and grandmother to the Carlson clan.

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One performance only!
Monday, August 18, 7:30pm

This monologue is about an actor in search of himself. His career embodies my convictions about acting as a craft, a way of life, and an existential perspective. The storytelling is autobiographical and fictional, comical and philosophical.

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Meet the Playwright: Tim McDonough

Tim McDonough has acted 100+ roles. Awards: Best Actor, 1982, Boston Theater Critics Circle; Citation for Career Contributions, 1983, New England Theater Conference; Critic’s Choice for Best Actor, 1998, Creative Loafing; Suzi Bass Award, Outstanding Featured Actor, 2009, and a nomination for Best Lead Actor,

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One performance only!
Thursday, August 14, 7:30pm

Reese’s childhood took an unexpected turn when her parents abandoned her in a Red Lobster, leaving her with a lifelong struggle to bond with others – especially her older, seemingly perfect sister, Margot. When Margot reveals her long and difficult battle with infertility, Reese seizes the opportunity to mend their fractured relationship by offering to be her surrogate in this hilarious and innovative one-woman play. 

The show was previously performed at the NYC Fringe and the Atlanta Fringe, where it won a NYC Fringe audience choice award, ATL Fringe audience choice award,

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One night only: August 22, 2024 at 7:30pm

African Roscius: a black in the box play by Marlon Andrew Burnley is a journey into a liminal realm where an enigmatic Maker conjures masks that unveil the told and untold narratives of Black history. Centered on the life and impact of Ira Aldridge, this one-man show transcends time and space to celebrate a legacy of resilience and artistic innovation.

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Cast:

O’Neil Delaphena

Artistic Team:

Playwright: Marlon Andrew Burnley
Director: Mia Kristin Smith
Dramaturg: Anterior Leverett
Stage Manager: Erika Toney

Meet the Playwright

Marlon Andrew Burnley has a passion for community engagement.

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written and performed by Carolyn Cook

Two nights only: August 30 and 31, 2023 at 7:30pm
6:30-7:30 pm – Resource Fair; Performance at 7:30 pm

In this autobiographical play, a woman sets out to meet her loved ones with dementia where they are — and returns with a guidebook for fellow travelers.

Covering fifty years in twenty minutes, Walk With Me leads into a discussion about positive caregiving with social worker Anne McSweeney, owner of CEU Creations. Join us for evening of warmth and discovery for families,

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One night only: August 24, 2023 at 7:30pm

A comedy following writer Lena and her titular character Yanni Stone as Lena completes the daunting task of writing her first play all while navigating dating, sex, and virginity in modern day Atlanta, audiences had the chance to experience an earlier draft of during Synchronicity Theatre’s Stripped Bare Arts Incubator Series in April.

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Cast:

Lena, Yanni Stone – Azhane Kennedy
Gran, Dr. Graham, Cobweb 1 – Carlette Jennings
Leo, Jonathan – Kaleb Mitchell
Amber, Woman,

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The funny and heart-expanding true story about one woman’s wild and epic journey into motherhood.