Love

Danny and the Deep Blue Sea, written by John Patrick Shanley is about two lost and broken people finding each other amongst the chaos of their lives.

Mara lived as male most of her life. Mimi was raised in a traditional Catholic family. They fell in love, got married, and everything changed. As Mara struggles with her gender identity, Mimi struggles with letting go of long-held beliefs enough to acknowledge that she could love someone like Mara.

Beginning as an Instagram dating experiment, "Mandy Picks a Husband" goes live at The Actors Company! Almost 40 and totally single, Mandy takes us on a hilarious 60-minute rollercoaster ride as she unearths the magic elixir for her unmarried soul.

A Cynner loves a Saint takes you on Cyn's journey of enjoying her "single" lifestyle of being a Real Estate Advisor by day and Comedian by night to one day where that all changes. Cyn would have to welcome her aging parent to live with her. Who knew they were about to enter a war zone.

Mallory is thrust into the social wonderland that is college and she desperately tries to be accepted. The kinkier the better...right?

Bernard thinks he’s got the perfect plan to have 3 fiancees. Their work keeps them on different corners of the globe so what could go wrong? But a new Boeing puts the secret at risk and his friend tries to get him out in one piece. This farce will have you wondering “how long can they keep this up?”

August and Bobbie have been broken up for weeks. Bobbie comes back to the apartment she left to pick up the last of her things. Like a manic, time-jumping fever dream- they recreate all of their highs and lows of their relationship. Only, they have differing memories and perceptions of the events.

Sex and relationships over 35 - simple, uncomplicated...settled, right? Um, no. Try messier, more complex, more fraught, more nuanced than you ever imagined. Have a drink with us while we take a look at the messes somewhat self-aware people can make of their love lives...

Brian and Rachel were the perfect couple and seemed destined to live happily ever after. But that was a long time ago and life got in the way of those dreams. Tonight, they meet in their old romantic spot for one last night together. Is there still hope for them after all these years?

In the summer of 2014, Ezekiel Drama Ministry’s third project, the musical Maroo Village opened. The musical explores the definition of church and defines it as not a place, but the people themselves. Maroo Village was a success that broke records leading to multiple encore shows in the same year.