Off-Broadway takes center stage

Off-Broadway is bringing big laughs, big feelings, and a little royal chaos. Here's a look at three shows taking the stage. First, Hospital Hour turns hospital visits into punchlines. Written and performed by Rachel Cauley and produced by Bob Odenkirk, this comedy gets personal. I knew Rachel's show. I had seen it and I loved it and I'm saying this is a great show. And you should see it. I think I just always find everything that happens to me funny. And I see the humor in everything. Next, love gets a reality check. Joshua Henry and Julia Harriman co-write and star in The Conversation, pairing soul, R&B, and pop with relationships' messy moments. I think what The Conversation is really about for me is Not shying away from telling the actual truth of what a relationship is. The ins and outs, the staying together, the long-term relationship. And finally, a little royal rebellion. In The King's Critique, one woman takes on a king who says women can't perform. And this court has characters. All of the things you love on stage is in our musical, truly. Just the humor in it and just like the references to what we live every single day as theater people. Three shows, three very different nights out. For News 12, I'm Joel Crump.