“Fire Escape” by Steven SattaWe’re wrapping this weekend with a debut show from playwright Steven Satta, and we’re going out with a laugh. Fire Escape is a fast-paced, sharp comedy about unexpected encounters, awkward timing, and what happens when we make assumptions with limited information.🎧 Directed by Bernie Horton, with production and soundscape by Yana Ramos, this show features:Kevin Lowney again, showing off his comedic chops from Justin Thyme and Empowered Minds,Broken Arts veteran Jack Davis, who’s been with us since day one (We Are The Broken People),And Cole Dzubak, who you know and love as Morris Cody in Justin Thyme and Doug McKenzie in A Fragile Mind.If you’ve ever had an awkward conversation on a fire escape—or wanted one—you’ll feel right at home here.

“Mittens in July” by Evan BaughfmanWe’ve got a returning writer! Evan kicked off our season with A Berry Nice Memory—and now he’s back to take you on another adventure, this time though? Completely unpredictable!🎭 Directed by Bernie Horton, produced by Jamie Lupien Swenson, and engineered by Bob Sawyer, this show stars:Dan Sharrow (Priceless by Samara Siskind),Cathy Tran, breakout star of Breakroom 11,And Adam Ferguson, who continues his run of standout performances in A Fragile Mind.“Mittens in July” brings a different kind of vibe and we hope you think so too!

“Badger and Frame” by Scott SicklesGet ready for our largest cast to date, a story with brains, bite, and a big heart. Written by Broken Arts favorite Scott Sickles—the mind behind Outpost, Appetizers, On an Island Somewhere, and Guten Tag! Baby—this story brings depth, laughs, and a little bit of chaos.🎬 Directed and sound-designed by Joe Swenson, and produced by Jack Davis, this ensemble piece stars:The powerhouse Kim Gordon, back for her 11th Broken Arts show,Rising favorite Kevin Lowney, who you might know from Justin Thyme,The dynamic Jamie Lupien Swenson, the voice of Breakroom 11,A cameo by Joe Swenson himself (yes, he shows up again),And two amazing young stars: Bentley Swenson (from A Fragile Mind and Merry Christmas of July) and, making their debut, Parker McInnes-Hanz.It’s a show about connection, imagination, and the blurred lines between what’s real and what’s in our heads. Trust us—you’ll want to hear how this one plays out.