Breuckelen is about the convergence of old Brooklyn and its gentrified present. The ghosts of the play are of the many lives of the city's rich and mostly forgotten past.
An Equity showcase
Running time: 90 Minutes
An Equity Showcase
Venus in Furs is the story by von Sacher-Masoch detailing his suprasensual fantasies so infamous that the word masochism was coined by the German psychologist Krafft-Ebing to sum up his dirty deeds. 
Mr. McNally's one-act play delves into the culture of a family afflicted by everything that war brings: isolation, questions of sexual identity, family values, fear, the cult of celebrity, exploitation and a growing sense of the devolution of society. 
One Armed Man presents the world premiere of Good Fences Make Good Neighbors, a tragicomedy by Adam Klasfeld, at FringeNYC. Set in a fictional town in Arabia, the play follows a middle-aged writer who gets shot in the arm outside of his house, leaving him an amputee. But nobody believes that his arm is missing, fracturing his entire reality. His only source of safety from future attacks comes from an old stone wall supervised by a short but crafty elf, whose job is to tear it down. An oblique commentary on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, it examines how the fear that terrorism generates can be almost as debilitating as its carnage.
Set design generously provided by Artists Paint for Peace. 
A high-speed trip through a world of technology, complacency, greed, and fearmongering that is modern-day America.Inspired by the art and music of Radiohead, no alarms follows various protagonists through a series of episodes, each one inspired by a track from OK Computer. As it explores the concept of alienation, each episode focuses on people who are locked in a struggle to retain their vitality in a complacent world. The show is a fusion of physical theatre, music, and dance that has been constructed through a collaborative process involving all members of the company.
Shakespeare's Sonnets Spoken and Sung by Modern LoversSix friends speak the Bard's words as they cruise, stumble and skid through weddings and funerals, passionate outpourings and nasty hangovers. A new play, with music, COUPLETS celebrates Shakespeare's universal words by reminding us they still resound today.
In Philosopher Fox, on his way through the woods, Fox crosses paths with a Bishop taking a "breath of fresh air on a bench." Seeking spiritual guidance, Fox attempts to hustle the clergyman into hearing his confession and granting him an indulgence – but the Bishop's total silence demolishes Fox's confidence and unleashes a crisis of faith with troubling consequences.
In Serenade, the self-confessed murderer attempts to seduce the "hens" of a local henhouse with sweet music and rebel angst, under the beak of an overprotective "rooster."