Crocodile Fever by Meghan Tyler, directed by Tessara Morgan Farley. Fianna crashes back into Alannah's life through a farmhouse window. Forced together after years apart, they must confront the dark legacy of their tyrannical father. The production featured a large quantity of stage blood and a gruesome, monstrous crocodile puppet. Pictured: Frank Mancino and Pablo Akira Richter on the puppet, and Caitlin Weaver at the Strand Theatre, 2024. Picture by Shealyn Jae. 

Lyra and the Ferocious Beast by Chad Short, directed by Tessara Morgan Farley. Isolated on the planet Minerva, Lyra is desperately seeking for a magical gemstone that will grant her wish for penance. She is kept company by her adopted sigma jupiaryllis and her android, Hattie. Soon the three realize that they are not alone... there is an evil lurking in the shadows, searching for Lyra and hunting the coveted gemstone. The production featured a large two-person bird puppet as well as a bunch of sci-fi design elements. Right before Act 2, there was a 5-minute fable portrayed by hand puppets. Pictured: Francesco Leandri and Alex Mungo at The Voxel, 2023. Photo by Dave Iden. 

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Salty by AJ Clauss, directed by Tessara Morgan Farley. A darkly funny queer fable set in one of the last remaining conservation zoos on the planet. As climate collapse renders the future unbearable, two male Adélie penguins defy the odds by raising an egg in their Antarctic exhibit.​ The cast was double cast and had to play both human zookeepers and penguins. The set featured four panels that moved around the stage to depict different settings of the zoo. Pictured: David Brasington and Griffin DeLisle at The Voxel, 2025. Photo by Chris Ashworth. 

Squidsbury by Chad Short, directed by Tessara Morgan Farley. Tina the squid is miserable living as a sea creature forced into a human suit by her neurotic husband, until she reveals her true squiddy self to her closest friend, and the two hatch a plan to get her out of Squidsbury for good. The production featured two tentacle puppets embodying Tina's squid side, a six-foot squid puppet, a seahorse puppet, and other deep-sea creature puppets. Pictured: Shana Herndon, Maria Ortiz-Marquez, Isaiah Harvey, and Jess Rassp. Mercury Theatre, 2022. Photo by Dave Iden."