After a general consensus the Collier children decide
to move their aging parents to Harlem from rural
Virginia.  The children are confronted with the
realization that their parents may not adjust to "city
life" as they had hoped.  Nonetheless, the plot
thickens as tempers flare against a backdrop of
1930's signature music and dance.
Miles Miller, a young actor from the Bronx, is engaged
in a losing battle against his very powerful and evil
inferior complex. This motivational play will show you
how to turn off that extremely negative voice in your
head that is preventing you from achieving your desired
dreams in life.
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Opening Date:  June 22, 2005
Closing Date:  June 26, 2005
Opening Date: November 2,2005
Closing Date:  November 6, 2005
Special Show: December 9, 2005
A Family's Play depicts a family structure reshaped
by the affects of society.  Deceits coupled with
sharply contrasting personalities create the
backdrop of this timeless piece.  Follow the
Delaneys as they embark on a heralding journey to
seek the truth of family secrets, and realize that
actions have cemented and will now... forever
change their lives.
Opening Date: May 19,2006
Closing Date:  May 27, 2006
A Family's Play depicts a family structure reshaped
by the affects of society.  Deceits coupled with
sharply contrasting personalities create the
backdrop of this timeless piece.  Follow the
Delaneys as they embark on a heralding journey to
seek the truth of family secrets, and realize that
actions have cemented and will now... forever
change their lives.
Opening Date: July 13,2006
Closing Date:  July 16, 2006
In an exclusive backstage interview, Brownie Glendale,
the star of TV's hit variety show sets the record
straight about her scandalous past in New Orleans.
Witness in 11 original song and dance numbers as she,
her old chum, Lolli, and Da Fonky B dancers tell the
story of how Brownie became Da Fonky TV Diva how
Lolli became the stripper you’ll never know
Opening Date: May 18,2006
Closing Date:  May 27, 2006
Opening Date: November 8, 2006
Closing Date:  November 12, 2006

A comedic one act that asks the question:
How far would a woman go to become a bride?
At the height of World War II, tensions were
brewing overseas as U.S. Armed Forces engaged in
a fight for freedom. Yet, at home, many
individuals within U.S. Armed Forces were
engaged in another fight: the fight for equality.
This fight is the backdrop of this timeless piece
which delves into the investigation of a murdered
officer on a military base in Tynin, Louisiana.
Opening Date: November 8, 2006
Closing Date:  November 12, 2006
A Marriage Proposal tells the story of the efforts of a
nervous and excitable man who starts to propose to an
attractive young woman, but who gets into a
tremendous quarrel over a boundary line.

He Said, She Said – After several years of being
together, most couples begin to figure out what type
of person they have by their sides.  Or have they
always known?  This one-act is a comedic look inside
this puzzling question.  After all, what is the truth
when it’s based on what he said and what she said?
The Red Lamp is a comedy that explores the fast,
furious, and unexpected complications that occur
when three family members decide to use one red
lamp as a signal to alert three very different
people for three very different reasons.
Opening Date: July 25, 2007
Closing Date:  July 29, 2007
Opening Date: July 25, 2007
Closing Date:   July 29, 2007
So, what would happen if a bizarre loner
cohabitates in a house with a married couple, a
beautiful woman, and a couple of seedy
characters? This question is answered with
jaw-dropping humor as the housemates throw a
birthday party for the loner. The event is the
place where several disturbing facts are surfaced
and a shocking resolve unfolds.
Opening Date: September 26, 2007
Closing Date:   September 30, 2007
Opening Date: September 26, 2007
Closing Date:   September 30, 2007
Michael Laurence, a struggling comic is forced to deal
with the possibility of his demise. After an alarming
telephone conversation, he comes to the conclusion
that the joke is on him after he develops breast cancer.
Through his circumstance truth is unveiled through
comedy which shines light on his ignorance, awareness
and ultimate redemption.
Michael Laurence, a struggling comic is forced to deal
with the possibility of his demise. After an alarming
telephone conversation, he comes to the conclusion
that the joke is on him after he develops breast cancer.
Through his circumstance truth is unveiled through
comedy which shines light on his ignorance, awareness
and ultimate redemption.
Opening Date: November 10, 2007
Closing Date:   November 18, 2007
Opening Date: April 15, 2008
Closing Date:   April 27, 2008
Opening Date: June 17, 2007
Closing Date:   June 22, 2007
Michael Laurence, a struggling comic is forced to
deal with the possibility of his demise. After an
alarming telephone conversation, he comes to the
conclusion that the joke is on him after he
develops breast cancer. Through his circumstance
truth is unveiled through comedy which shines
light on his ignorance, awareness and ultimate
redemption.
A Family's Play depicts a family structure reshaped
by the affects of society.  Deceits coupled with
sharply contrasting personalities create the backdrop
of this timeless piece.  Follow the Delaneys as they
embark on a heralding journey to seek the truth of
family secrets, and realize that actions have cemented
and will now... forever change their lives.
"He Said, She Said"
by Shawn Luckey
Opening Date: August 19, 2009
Closing Date:   October 11, 2009
He Said, She Said – After several years of being together, most couples begin to figure out what type of
person they have by their sides.  Or have they always known?  This one-act is a comedic look inside this
puzzling question.  After all, what is the truth when it’s based on what he said and what she said?
"Old Man Pete"
by Randolph Edmonds
"My Super EVIL Inferior Complex" by
Steven William
"A Family's Play"
by Shawn Luckey
"Backstage at Da Fonky B"
by Alycya K. Miller
"Bridal Terrorism"
by Bill Rosenfield
"A Family's Play"(Encore Presentation)
by Shawn Luckey
"A Soldier's Play"
by Charles Fuller
"A Marriage Proposal" by Anton Chekhov
"He Said, She Said" by Shawn Luckey
"The Red Lamp"
by Hilliard Booth
"Die Laughing"
by Marq Overton
"The Birthday Party"
by Harold Pinter
"Die Laughing" (Encore Presentation)
by Marq Overton
"Die Laughing" @ The Laugh Factory
by Marq Overton
"A Family's Play" 2008
by Shawn Luckey