Chelsea Innes

JIMMY hates musicals. When EUGENIUS – the cosmically charged, all-singing, all-dancing musical Godfather – tap dances into Jimmy’s tedium, Jimmy is swept off to a magical theatre realm and told he is destined to become the Greatest Musical Star of all time! But Jimmy’s aversion to the melodic art runs far deeper than mere dislike. In order to save the world from a tuneless future, Jimmy is forced to confront a buried childhood trauma… MUSICAL STAR! is a charming, entertaining comedy for everyone who ever loved, or hated musicals. A tale of magic, optimism and… childhood trauma, MUSICAL STAR! dares to ask the question, When everything’s so crappy what’s wrong with being happy?

Two immigrant women from India put their own spin on a Thanksgiving dinner while navigating the pressures of tradition.

When their “situationship” looks like it’s come to a conclusion, the usually reserved Mickey decides to be vulnerable for a change.

When their “situationship” looks like it’s come to a conclusion, the usually reserved Mickey decides to be vulnerable for a change.

When their “situationship” looks like it’s come to a conclusion, the usually reserved Mickey decides to be vulnerable for a change.

Kyle is a budding writer who works as a frontline worker during the early days of the pandemic. At first he is able to weather the storm with his partner Jess, but as the pandemic grinds on, and Kyle’s mental health begins to decline, his relationship starts to come under increasing stress.

Kyle is a budding writer who works as a frontline worker during the early days of the pandemic. At first he is able to weather the storm with his partner Jess, but as the pandemic grinds on, and Kyle’s mental health begins to decline, his relationship starts to come under increasing stress.

Mello, Judd, & Tooth Floss is a slice of life short about two friends who sit in their car by the ocean on their lunch break as they make up stories about passersby.

Mello, Judd, & Tooth Floss is a slice of life short about two friends who sit in their car by the ocean on their lunch break as they make up stories about passersby.

Rachel Gage travels back to her childhood home in an attempt to re-examine her father’s strange existence and even stranger disappearance, as she begins to piece together her few fleeting memories of him.

A heartbroken lesbian navigates her emotions at a cottage party in an attempt to pursue her version of happiness, while surrounded by gorgeous queers with their own ideas on what it means to be in a relationship.