written by Sharon Pollock and directed by Shayla Lazenby

On a hot muggy day in 1892 in Fall River an unknown person took an axe and gave a number of whacks to Andrew Borden and his wife Abigail. Andrew’s youngest daughter Lizzie was acquitted of the double murder, but acquittal did nothing to dispel suspicions. Ten years later, suspicion continues to follow Lizzie wherever she goes, and when an intimate friend arrives from out of town, even she can’t help but ask: “Did you, Lizzie?

written by Susan Sandler and directed by Mandana Namazi

In this tender comedy we meet Isabelle, who is living the modern dream, living independently, and with plenty of time to daydream about a handsome local author. Undeterred, and unbeknownst to Isabelle, her Bubbie, a strong-minded, fiercely loving, traditional Jewish grandmother, who worries about single Isabelle, hires a marriage broker to save the day. Despite her protests, Isabelle is introduced to pleasant and unassuming Sam, who runs his own pickle stand on the Lower East Side. Isabelle is blindsided by Sam’s subtle wit and wisdom, though she still pines for her elusive author. Can Sam persuade Isabelle to change her style, after all? Will Bubbie cleverly maneuver them together?