Cara Foran’s life story is far more dynamic than the show’s synopsis indicates. Is she actually prepared to tell it?

The show channels Monty Python’s quick-quips in armor with the bare-bones goofiness of improv.

No, alter egos and sleepwalking aren’t real Ambien side effects. But the play is hilarious, so who cares?

In “The Paper Game,” bureaucrat-ese becomes a darkly funny battle of wits.

I Feel Funny isn’t just a good personal story — it should be required viewing for anyone with a potential hot take on stand-up comedy’s moral offenses.

There are humorous moments in #SEXTS (and dick pics of course) but it’s also a realistic depiction of post-grad life’s bigger challenges.

A New York City drama teacher brings her experiences to the stage.

Amid stories of his life as a garbage man, musical numbers, and reminiscences from his past, Litman provides some gritty and much-needed commentary about the state of the District as he’s come to find it.

This meandering monologue/character study of conspiracy theorists is designed to keep the audience laughing.

The interactive vignettes of natural homage I Thought the Earth Remembered Me will leave the participants with a sense of childlike wonder and immense peace.