Solo Show

After a whirlwind 24-hour romance with a Belgian tourist, aspiring actor/sexual being Cameron Murphy travels the world to find her in this wild, raw, and poignant solo show. Through a series of shamefully shameless “role plays,” Cameron learns how to act — and quits acting. His mom is not invited.

She was tangled up in shame and expectations of what everyone else wanted her to be. Through bondage, she found freedom. A one woman autobiographical musical as told by Jackie Yangyuen (she/they) - a queer and Asian American songwriter, actor, and kinky human. Special Q&A on 6/22 performance.

Joy tells you all about her shitty relationships so you can (hopefully) learn from her mistakes. A look at sexuality, family dysfunction, addiction, & recovery through a female Asian American lens, all wrapped up in a comedic, (maybe) easy to swallow pill.

Ben Kassoy brings poems from his spectacularly original book to life in this solo show. Bursting with humor, heart, and defiant wonder in the face of anxiety, The Funny Thing About A Panic Attack uses theater, dance, and poetry to reveal the connections between art, mental health, and pancakes.

Family tragedy strikes, forcing life-of-the-party Liza to confront what's underneath her use of weed, wine, and wieners. This racy one woman musical comedy is a provocative and honest exploration of the absurdity, humor, and beauty along the path to healing and becoming who we really are.

Everything Uma eats makes her sick, but don’t worry, it’s TOTALLY FINE! Join Uma on a romp through denial and ultimate acceptance of her body’s allergies, intolerances and Crohn’s disease, and learn how you too could become a little more tolerant.

I Hope You Heal is a solo show following an Indian-American woman’s experience dating someone of her own ethnicity for the first time. Modern meet cute. Red flags. Lessons learned. Come experience the five stages of dating a bonafide fuckboy.

Alan is a slut, he is also a boy? Come watch this little slut boy explore his experiences of sex and love. Or don’t. I’m not gonna tell ya what to do.

Everything is fine. Meet Baby - happy to be a wife, mom, and citizen to a new land. Yet, as she awaits her husband's return from interstellar diplomacy, probing questions into his mission unearths long-hidden truths shaking up the new and foreign realities she now faces. But, everything is fine...

What does it mean to grow up as the black sheep? “Black Bastard” weaves memoir, character transformation, and socio-cultural commentary in a jambalaya invoking '90s nostalgia. Southern. Creole. Queer. It's a fusion of storytelling exploring identity, expression, and our collective search for home.

Christopher invites you to meet the elusive Ecuadorian Paul Bunyan of his childhood: his dad. The 79 year old legend, having never performed before, will be present (yes, really) to help Christopher explore their once estranged relationship via boxes & broken Spanglish in this comedic solo-ish show.

A solo cello recital meets a clown show featuring Suite No. 1 for Cello by JS Bach and personal comedic pieces crafter in Idiot classes. Karen fuses in a healthy dose of pathos as she tackles identity, expectations, and success through the eyes of a fool. ★★★★ - Everything Theatre UK, London

Rachel Troy has a baby inside of her. But she's not pregnant! It's her, she's the baby! This show is a solo clown comedy smashed into therapy, performed by an expert baby and real life therapist. BABY will take you on a psychological carousel of hilarious and poignant surprises at every turn.

One teenage girl's dream of being a pop star was shattered by the dark realities of the music industry; scams, lies, and pedophiles oh my! With over twenty original songs and highly produced music videos from 2010, "Pop Star" is a comedy solo show about how Devon tried and failed to be a pop star.

Comedian Kenny Gray gets some shut eye, and lets the people, places, and inanimate objects of his subconscious take the stage. A fifty minute dreamscape of characters, music, and general absurdity.