Meliki Hurd

Moving is always hard, especially when the new neighborhood turns against you.

A parody of embittered teachers, ridiculous acting exercises, and exhausting dance tutorials make up the new short comedy Theater Camp, starring Tony winner Ben Platt, Noah Galvin, and more stage alums. Platt plays acting coach Angelo (who got circumcised for a role he didn’t get) while Galvin plays dance teacher Bradley “Baby” Bjorn, whose instructions include the cat-like jump “Grizabella!” and works a side gig as Millie Bobbie Brown’s stand-in for Stranger Things. The short also pokes fun at the lack of funding in the arts, Stomp, and vocal warm-ups.

Wali, 13, attempts to make a new group of friends after being invited to play basketball. When his pesky younger sister Zuri, 10, forcibly tags along, he sacrifices their relationship to fit in and ultimately learns what is most important.

Toya (Tatum Marilyn Hall), a feisty young girl, falls in love for the first time. After a series of disturbing events, her affection for Poochy (Meliki Hurd) compels her to face her past.

Reeling from his sister’s death, a NYC playwright searches for fulfillment in a sex-and-drug filled odyssey. When he’s reunited with a childhood love, their shared journey of self-discovery catalyzes a profound, existential awakening.

Robyn McCall est une ancienne espionne, qui revient vivre près de sa fille adolescente à New York. Elle décide d'utiliser ses talents pour les mettre (gratuitement) au service de ceux qui n'ont plus aucun recours ou personne vers qui se tourner face aux puissants ou criminels de ce monde.

Après 15 ans passés derrière les barreaux, Tray réalise à quel point le monde a changé. De retour dans son quartier à Brooklyn, il découvre que son ex-petite amie Shay, est désormais mariée à un homme qui l'aide à élever des jumeaux, dont Tray n'avait jamais appris l'existence. Souhaitant se rapprocher d'eux et subvenir aux besoins de sa famille, il n'a d'autres choix que de mettre à profit ses talents d'ex-criminel.