Inspired by the idea of what it's like to be a woman, even a young woman, in the age of Botox, Pretty follows a group of women friends over a ten-year period, from their days in college to one of their weddings.

Murder, incest, political intrigue, and a werewolf...all on Park Avenue. This is a modern pop culture infused twist on John Webster's The Duchess of Malfi, set in Manhattan's fanciest zip code.

Not often produced, Galileo is a play about science, religion, truth, and personal integrity. Though it was written more than seventy years ago, Galileo tells a story and asks questions filled with relevence for today's audience. Galileo was a man who chose to appeal to the people - writing in plain language and pushing for practicality above all else. He was met by Roman insiders who appreciated the money he could make them, but didn't like his populist ways. His fall from grace was both inevitable and tragic.

The first ever Three-Time National Monologue Slam Champion, Katie Northlich, presented her new one-woman show.   This late night laugh fest included a series of character monologues and concluded with one of Katie's famous improvised endings.  

Katie is a talented comedienne who seamlessly mixes humor with raw emotion.   She is a familiar face at Milk Can, having appeared in our last three ten-minute play festivals to rave reviews each time!