Tuesday, January 16, 2024 (shows listed in performance order) Between Midnight and McMurdo by by Marsha Kendall. Film and performance by Marsha Kendall. Original music by Steve Marsh.  Hamlet, by Alex Garza. In this gripping tale of loss and consequence, Hamlet deals with the sinister circumstances surrounding the death of the King, his father, while at the same time attempting to reconcile a strong resentment towards his mother. In coming to terms with the romantic feelings for the men in his life, he also must face the difficulty of his relationship with Ophelia. Can Hamlet maintain his sanity amidst all the chaos and confusion in his world?  How Michelangelo Saved My Life by Stephanie Storey. A solo show written and performed by Stephanie Storey, a bestselling historical novelist and producer of award-winning Hollywood television and film, whose work has been hailed as “tremendously entertaining” by The New York Times. Sometimes funny, sometimes heartbreaking, this show explores how a 500-year-old dead artist inspired Storey to rebuild her “botched block of a life” after trauma almost destroyed her. *Trigger warning: this show addresses rape. A Family Dinner, by Carlos Lopez, Jr. Tonight, you're guests to A Family Dinner, a stage play written by C.L.J. The hosts are the women of the Swanson family. The main course is a delicate conversation between the women. What follows are the voices of suffering individuals. Yer Gonna Die (Just Like Me) by Zac Carr. This piece is a one-man showcase of work inspired by one of the greatest and most controversial minds of Western Theatre, Dennis Lobsky. A “tour de farce”, this master class in the School of Dead Acting will transform the empty mind of the actor into a mausoleum of talent. Written, cried, and performed by Zac Carr.