The struggle of growing up under the pressure of time, family, and life’s expectations.

Adult Themes | PG

Julianna has been acting for 8 years.She has been training at Arizona Actor’s Academy for 3 years and studied at Atlantic Acting School in New York during the summer of 2019. This is her first solo show performance both as a writer and performer.

A Feminine Rage Manifesto; what happens when a woman doesn’t hit all of the typical “milestones” until later in life than the average person, and hasn’t even begun to come into a real understanding of who she is and what she wants until now. These are the stories of the sort-of-almost-but-not-completely culminated romantic/intimate encounters that happened throughout the pandemic that, at best, were exciting, intense, and meaningful, and, at worst, were deeply painful and sometimes traumatic.

Adult themes, Language | R

Avery Volk is a local actor and artist who has trained at Arizona Actors Academy for the past 2 years. Before the apocalypse, she performed in “Two Man Show” by the London-based movement duo RashDash at Aside Theatre. This is her first solo show. Here the artist wishes to share her final piece of closure to this part of the story. This was cut from the live performance for time, but can be heard at the following link: CLICK HERE  Thank you for listening. 

It’s a surprise! But it involves teenage girls in Mexico.

Unknown Rating

I’m Megan Scott and I don’t like to write bios. There’s nothing I could say in 50 words or less that would tell you anything meaningful about me. Except maybe this: I’m a pain in the ass. I’m stubborn and I do things my way. And I don’t care what people think (lies). Oh, and I live in Arizona. And I love AZAA. This is more than 50 words.

Two coming of age stories told by a slightly self-conscious actor coach, as she figures out how to be a badass.

Adult Language | PG

Rachel Grimes currently teaches at Arizona Actors Academy, coaches young singers at East Valley Yamaha Music School and does some administrating. She co-founded Shringara Theatre Company at Illinois Wesleyan University, which still runs today, as well as Share a Dream Theatre Company which had one glorious production in Chicago before it’s current period of hibernation. She is decent at mini-golf, believes whistling can be taught, and enjoys cuddling with her boyfriend Andrew and their two cats on the good ole couch.