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Intringulis When he was in high school, Carlo Albán was a cast member on Sesame Street—playing a nice American boy teaching other nice American children essential lessons.

Off camera, he was an undocumented immigrant, hiding in plain sight and learning lessons of his own.

Last performed in 2011, Intríngulis returns with new urgency in 2026. The word means a snag, a complication—a knot you can’t easily untangle. Carlo’s solo play traces his family’s immigration journey and the long path to legalization, told from the fault lines of what it means to be “American.” Told with pathos, music, joy, and scathing honesty, this is a true story of family, fearlessness, and what it means to speak the world in many languages.

This will be an AEA, SDC, and USA 829 production Dates: Tue 26, Wed 27, Thu 28, Fri 29, Sat 30, Sun 31 Booking and More Information

One Stage: Part 1 1. Good Grief (25 minutes) Submitted by Gail Kriegel
2. Funland (12 minutes) Submitted by: Dorothea Gloria
3. Bound (20 minutes) Submitted by: Miriam Kulick
4. Big Mama and Me (10 minutes) Submitted by: Richarda Abrams
5. Baggage from BaghDAD: Becoming My Father’s Daughter (15 minutes) Submitted by: Valerie David
6. Under Her Hat! (20 minutes) Submitted by: Hana Roth Seavey Dates: Sat 30 Booking and More Information

One Stage: Part 2 1. No More Silence from Seven (20 minutes) Submitted by Gail Kriegel
2. Taste of Blue (10 Minutes) Submitted by: Tanya Khordoc
3. The Land (30 minutes) Submitted by: Cynthia Straus
4. Miss Ellen Medicine (11 minutes) Submitted by: Cynthia Stephens
5. THE FIRST LADIES COALITION (Scene with Lady Bird Johnson) (7 minutes) Submitted by: Ginger Grace
6. Monologues from Shakespeare (10 minutes) Submitted by: Katherine Alt Keener
7. In Skin Only (4 minutes) Submitted by: Shellen Lubin Dates: Sat 30 Booking and More Information

One Stage: Part 3 1. Tzimmes (5 minutes) Submitted by: Shellen Lubin
2. I Saw Hitler (20 minutes) Submitted by: Mary Jane Hansen
3. The Gift (15 minutes) Submitted by: Michael angel Johnson
4. Time Out! Free Fall! (10 minutes) Submitted by: Ellen Clarkson
5. SHAREEN from I WAS A STRANGER TOO (8 minutes) Submitted by: Cynthia L. Cooper
6. “Holding Hands at Midnight” (10 minutes) Submitted by: Ellen Clarkson
7. Sunset (30 minutes) Submitted by Renee’ Flemings
8. Piano Medley (5 minutes) Submitted by: Patricia Snyder Dates: Sat 30 Booking and More Information

The People Versus Lenny Bruce The People Versus Lenny Bruce is part of the acclaimed series called "All The Court's A Stage", based on
the cases of legendary first amendment lawyer Marty Garbus. Written by Susan Charlotte, directed by
Antony Marsellis, with a Broadway cast, this show has played to sold-out audiences throughout the country,
including The Garry Marshall Theatre in Burbank, Cal.
The play takes place in New York, in 1964 when famed comedian Lenny Bruce was facing obscenity
charges. Marty Garbus, who represented Bruce, decided to add conservative journalist and television
personality Dorothy Kilgallen to his list of witnesses testifying on
Bruce's behalf. The reason? Kilgallen happened to be a great fan of Bruce's and could speak to his talent.
Kilgallen and renowned cartoonist and writer Jules Feiffer are part of
this cast of incredible characters.
Though the story takes places over six decades ago, it is more relevant than ever. Jimmy
Kimmel even referenced Bruce during his monologue after his show had been temporarilly cancelled. The
People Versus Lenny Bruce is a heartbreaking story filled with humor
and excerpts from Bruce's actual routines. It is the story of a man who was ahead of his time and his lawyer
who tried to save Bruce from the system and himself! But to no avail.
The odds were against both men as evidenced by the prosecutor's witness who said,
"We aimed for Bruce. We picked him out of all the performers...I know he was not
obscene...yet, in a way, I felt he had to be convicted.." Dates: Sat 23, Sun 24, Tue 26, Wed 27, Thu 28, Fri 29, Sat 30, Sun 31 Booking and More Information