A Will to Live
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In an awe-inspiring adaptation of her 1945 memoir, this one woman show takes us on an extraordinary journey through Helena Weinrauch's life and survival of three concentration camps during the Holocaust. Helena’s story serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of preserving the memory of the Holocaust and honoring those who survived. |
What Passes for Comedy
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Set in the golden age of live television, a late night talk show host reads the wrong cue card landing a punch-line that rocks the nation. The three young writers behind the prank are now in the fight for their professional lives as celebrity guests drop, the head of the network is out for blood, and an all-night work session reveals hard truths. They each find out where the laughter stops and bigotry begins. |
Georgie D.
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Two siblings reunite at their estranged father’s deathbed to “pull the plug,” sell the house, and settle the old man’s affairs as quickly as possible. But the chaos that has been slowly and silently tearing their family apart for generations is stirred up by their mutual longing to remember the love that might have been there all along.
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Gypsy
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The Secret Theatre's Off-Off Broadway production of the classic show
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Fabulous! The Queen of New Musical Comedies
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A farce in the style of golden-age musical comedies, Fabulous! follows two drags queens on a cruise ship being chased by gangsters. It’s Gentlemen Prefer Blondes meets Some Like it Hot in a world where Anything Goes! |
Geeks! The Musical
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A tongue-in-cheek musical comedy set at San Diego’s Comic Con. |
Sophia
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With nods to both Mary Tyler Moore and Laugh-In, Sophia is a 60’s romp about a beautiful woman, the men who hit on her and the man who offers true love, if only she can find him. |
Readings and Cabarets
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An assortment of shows given fully staged, but book in hand, presentations or cabaret productions. |