We are a production company specializing in the writing and performance of hilarious comedy. It should also be noted before we get too far that we, the writers, are adults. And we're writing with adults in mind. If you have children, I'm sorry. Give the little tyke a toy truck and a phone with 911 on speed dial and come on out so that we can offend you.

Upcoming shows:
Beethoven & Friends - January 17, 24, 31 @ 10 & February 7 @ 7 - Bryant Lake Bowl - A series of sketches about your new favorite historical figures.
Past productions:
One Axe - Every Saturday in July - Bryant Lake Bowl - Six one act comedies for your viewing pleasure.
Omega Wolf Primetime: the television will not be televised - May 16th & 17th at 7:00 pm- Bryant Lake Bowl - It's like TV, except you have to pay.
Oh Pharaoh! The Hilarious True Story of Exodus - February 15th, 22nd & 23rd at 8:00 pm - Center For Independent Artists - A new look at a very old story.
The Office Window - Sept. 1st & 6th, 2007 - Bryant Lake Bowl - A Tragical Romp Through History.
Murder at Death Cabin - March 8-10, 2007 - C4IA - A comedic murder mystery... about MURDER!
365 Days/365 Plays - Week 17 by Suzan-Lori Parks - March 8-10, 2007 - C4IA - Come see how comedians perform Suzan-Lori Parks!
The Lackluster Life of Jackson Plotz - October 2006 - Quite literally the life story of its titular protagonist.
Janet's Washbucket Fantasy - July 2006 - A night of generous, original sketch comedy.
The name:
"For every Alpha, there is an Omega. We all know about the alpha male -- the 'Lord of His Pack.' but there is also an alpha female in the family, usually the mate of the top ranking male. She will dominate the other females in the pack. The female below her in rank will dominate those beneath her, who will in turn dominate the next ones down, and so on.
At the bottom of the heap is the lowly omega wolf. She, or he gets it from all sides. Sometimes the individual accepts their station in life, and spends its life within the pack. Sometimes too, the omega wolf is driven away, and if lucky, meets another omega. If the new wolf is of the opposite sex, the two might form a new pack in neutral territory.
For those of us who have experienced life at the bottom, we can feel a sort of kinship with the omega."
-Carl Cook
This describes us fairly well.