Set in a 1940s therapist's office, a therapist is navigating her own crisis while trying to keep her composure in front of patient, after patient, after patient. Even your therapist needs someone to talk to.

For Stan, being a vampire really sucks. He’s made every wrong choice for centuries. Instead of powers and riches, all he has to show for it is an eternal midlife crisis. Now that he can’t bring himself to feed, he tries everything and ultimately finds the key to being undead is learning how to live.

For a year, Saph has been interviewing her father through his terminal cancer diagnosis. They've explored Trinidad, jobs, stories of falling in/out of love and making mistakes. The final topic is death, however Saph also has something she needs to say: She's trans. Who will get the final word?

Jeremy has 673 worries. Maggie has none. Mom's holding it together. But the wind? It’s about to sweep them into a whimsical musical odyssey. Adapted from the children’s book by Pamela Butchart, JWAtW explores the weight of childhood anxiety and the liberation found when we embrace the fun over fear.

Every Caverns and Creatures campaign needs three things: Knights! Wizards! And, political discourse? When a group of friends finish their long-running C&C campaign, an exploration of what comes next for their shared imaginary world turns into a heated debate over political differences.