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Meet Sydney, your Aussie waitress in Hollywood hot spot, The Pink Wheelbarrow. Now buckle up for a one hour joy-ride through the chaos of restaurant life intertwined with Sydney's personal shenanigans, offering a hilarious yet heartfelt peek into the secret world of your server.

In 1726, the world was hoodwinked by a poor, illiterate woman named Mary Toft who managed to fool the world into believing she could give birth to rabbits. This new musical follows this wild, irreverent true tale of bodily autonomy, class roles, and the danger of blindly trusting authority figures.

It's 1981, and New York's favorite post-punk singer, King Nigel, recounts the glamorous highs and heartbreaking lows that lead to her admission to a psychiatric hospital after a shocking public meltdown.

Mixed Asian American (predominantly Japanese American, and part Cuban American) artist, Orchid Cameron's is sick of being hyper-sexualized in the media, and no matter how much she tries to look innocent, is treated like a sex object regardless of the straight A's and church girl insides.

Hedda is a very desperate housewife, frantically searching for the key to a door she cannot find, and she might just burn the house down looking. Written by Ibsen in 1891, this translation by Brian Friel breathes modern life to the original. Adapted for the Fringe with a fiery 90 min runtime.

After a by-chance meeting, a young woman goes on a lavish dinner date with an eccentric sugar daddy.

This musical comedy with all original songs is a light-hearted take on the dynamics between women and men and what women may really be thinking.

ONE woman + 15 Characters = A very entertaining Dramedy. Go on an eye-opening journey of what we think we know about LIFE, LOVE, OUR CHOICES, and STATUS. Told through grace and humor, you will enjoy every minute. Laugh, be moved, learn, and vibrate higher. Always remember... Love wins!

That grief, that anxiety, those intrusive thoughts, they all have nothing on you...right? OBSESSED explores the humor and pain that coexist when grief knocks down the walls we have up and compels the people we love to see right through us, even when we desperately don’t want them to.