You saw her last when she was just two
Celebrate the holidays with Cindy Lou Who.
Pull up a seat and fill up your cup
‘Cause your favorite little Who is all grown up.

Who's Holiday! Is a wildly funny and heartfelt adults-only comedy that tells the story of Cindy Lou Who, now all grown up and residing in a beaten-down trailer in the snowy hills of Mount Crumpit, as she recalls (in between bong rips) that Christmas Eve she first met the Grinch and the twisted turn of events her life has now taken.Read more

There were two children named Narcellus and Erstine, they lived in a Christian home with loving Christian parents that taught them about the Lord. After a date-night on Christmas day their parents were killed in a car accident and their nanny delivered the bad news. They had no other family members, so Narcellus and his sister Erstine were placed in a foster home and adopted shortly afterward.

Their home was far from a good Christian home like they were used to. Narcellus and Erstine were treated harshly. There were many troubling days living with their Stepparents. A year later Erstine got very ill and Narcellus did the only thing his parents taught them to do, PRAY. He prayed hard for his sister, and before the stroke of midnight to the New Year his sister died of a rare heart disease. Narcellus felt that God did not answer his prayers and let his sister die. Narcellus was still under strict house rules after the death of his sister, but he continued to pray over the years. He prayed that God would inflict harm to his Stepparents and he prayed that one day he could see his sister and parents again. Years passed and his prayers went unanswered. He felt God had abandoned him again, so he quit praying.

Many years passed and Narcellus has become a man, a self-made rich man who has committed many atrocities. He has changed his name to Mr. Nark, and now he has become a bitter-hearted, miserable, selfish, narcissistic, miser - Mr. Nark (In the mind of narcissists, no one else really exists except as an extension of themselves). And before the stroke of Midnight to New Year, Nark will encounter, much to his dismay, warnings. Will they make him more bitter, or better? Come and follow the hissing Mr. Nark and see what life he will choose before the stroke of midnight to the New Year.Read more

Ray, 56, has a new identity, a new life, and is trying to put the past behind him. Una, 27, thinks of nothing else. When Una arrives at Ray's new office unannounced, guilt, rage, and raw emotions run high as they reexamine the relationship they had 15 years ago. Never able to reconcile the brutal truth of this abusive attachment, Una is looking for answers and the consequences are shattering. When one confuses abuse for love, it can disrupt their entire being.Read more

In a liminal, existential grocery store, a disorganized collection of bewildered shoppers and workers find comfort in the carefully organized aisles, in the feeling of cold air on one’s face when opening a door in the frozen section.

But the supermarket feels almost empty. Because: Instacart? These collected souls seem so removed from one another, so far from the messy origin of things. Salad mix sweating in a clam shell? How did we get here? In the back alley a cashier converses with a coyote; in Dairy, civilization dances with the wild.

To be adrift solo is one thing, to be so among found community is quite another. And that’s not nothing. Sometimes it can seem like everything. Read more