The Reckoning

When a stranger sits down in a barber's chair, everything seems ordinary.

But as the conversation unfolds a creeping sense of dread takes hold. Does this man know something? Is he here by coincidence — or by design?

Based on Percival Wilde's gripping 1922 one-act play, The Reckoning is a tense two-character drama about guilt, secrets, and the moment a man realizes the past never truly stays buried.

Featuring:

Jae "gamejae" Shinn as the Customer

Eric VanRensselaer as the Barber

Music by Melody Ayers-Griffiths

For the best experience, headphones are recommended

Yesterday

A chance encounter at a party turns into an evening neither expected.

He's all bluster and old-fashioned charm, she's cool and unimpressed, but as the night wears on, something more honest starts to show through. Beneath the laughs lies a proposal made decades ago, an answer misunderstood, and a lifetime spent apart because of it.

When the band strikes up a waltz from another era, it becomes an unexpected metaphor for the life they never got to share.

Based on the touching 1923 one-act play by Colin Campbell Clement

Featuring

Max Barrus as Lady Ann

Eric VanRensselaer as Richard

For the best experience, headphones are recommended

A thief with excellent taste breaks into a house on a wealthy street and finds nothing worth stealing. Then the owners come home early.

What follows is a negotiation. The Sheffield tray is plated. The Wedgwood is wrong. The paintings are copies. And the only house on the block that doesn't get robbed tonight is going to have some explaining to do to the neighbors.

Adapted from Sham: A Social Satire by Frank G. Tompkins (1920).

Featuring:

Sasha Leslie as Clara

Nathan Ashcroft as Charles

Chaya Alynna as The Reporter

Eric VanRensselaer as The Thief

"Listening with headphones is recommended"