FEEJEE MERMAID
By Clay McLeod Chapman
Directed by Pete Boisvert
October 2024
The Flea Theater
On the eve of the 19th Annual International Taxidermy Championships, four experts of the trade gather in a hotel room. Fueled by competitive tension and a whole lot of alcohol, they spend the night vying for supremacy. Who can master the act of creation, and achieve perfection? By the end of the night, one of them proves they are willing to push the boundaries of their craft further than anyone ever thought possible.
LILITH IN PISCES
By Kayla Eisenberg
Directed by Stephanie Cox-Connolly
Winter/Spring 2025
When Erin arrives to babysit Diane's baby at her cozy townhouse in suburban New Jersey, it seems they have nothing in common - except their birth charts. Through Erin and Diane’s fight to reclaim the agency and love in their lives, they ignite something unanticipated in each other. However, when the moon is full, Lilith comes out to play, and the two women discover that a shared history and astrological sign might beget a bond they never knew they needed.
Playwrights
Clay McCleod Chapman
Clay McLeod Chapman
writes books, comic books, children's books, as well as for film and television. His most recent novels include What Kind of Mother and Ghost Eaters. You can find him at
www.claymcleodchapman.com.
Kayla Eisenberg
Kayla Eisenberg
is a Brooklyn based writer, performer, and goofy (b/w)itch. Her writing for both stage and screen has been recognized at the New York Theater (Lilith in Pisces) and Austin Film (Delta Dawn) Festivals and featured on Coverfly’s Red List (The Clares). Kayla’s work has been developed at the Hudson Guild Theater, Alabama Shakespeare Festival, Playwrights Downtown, Dixon Place, and Relative Theatrics. www.kaylaeisenberg.org.
Part curated performance, part open-mic, part house party, this evening of creative camaraderie promises to be a haven for artistic development and community-building in a casual setting.
The first installment of our Drop-In Salon Series will be held on Saturday, April 13 at the home of Executive Director, Brianna Sauvage. We’ve curated a fantastic evening of theater, music, and visual art to get the creative juices flowing and set the mood for more. Do you have something you’ve been batting around and are looking for a casual, supportive space to try it out? Are you an artist or supporter of the arts and looking to grow your community? This is the place for you.
Doors Open 5:00pm
Performances Begin 6:00pm
Open Mic 7:00pm
Space is limited, so RSVP early to save a spot. Join our mailing list for more information.