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Written by Raymond Pape Directed by Kimberly Faris |
| Gary Wallnick isn't xenophobic, he just prefers the company of his computer. Suddenly, a mysterious woman of the universe appears and Gary finds himself being dragged back into the loop... A cosmic comedy about learning to love and trust. | |
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Written by Bill Lattanzi Directed by Fran Weinberg |
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| Henry is crafting the ultimate home from bits of river trash while his wife worries about living in a house run on car batteries. An angry dancer floats downstream in an inner tube, upsetting their seemingly fragile balance. Miracles, lust and love follow in this dream-like search for the perfect life. | |
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Created and Directed by Joe Antoun, Barbara Wilson Arboleda, Zack Pitt-Smith and John Schumacher |
| Gay, straight, male, female, old, young, black, white, green, grey, pink, lavender, blue... We're not the same. Can we change the way we think? Take a look at stereotypes and the filters we all use to sort each other out. A high-powered romp of music, mixed media and performance. | |