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Fresh off his critically acclaimed 2022 Edinburgh Fringe show, "Spanking the Monkey; The Etymology of Onanistic Euphemisms" (★★★★ - The Scotsman) Professor Richard Fondler presents this eagerly awaited sequel on the origins of slang words for making love around the world.

An LGBTQ+ friendly, sex positive romp! "Monty Python meets Rocky Horror" in this immersive musical set in medieval times. The show is chocked full of catchy original songs, plot twists, mythical creatures, and visual treats! Come for the custom cocktails, stay for the sexually frustrated dragon...

Two amusement-park loving, fandom-obsessed, self-described geeks get stalled on their least favorite theme park ride for nearly an hour. Seems like as good a time as any to break up.

“I Can’t Indian Good” is a comedic solo show written/performed by Brandon Raman, a first generation Indian-American with zero ties to India, exploring how you can build a sense of personal identity when you feel culturally adrift. Sometimes all you need is a carpooling herd of (imaginary) ancestors.

ANNEX is a dark comedy about queer family, fate, and mental illness. It's the story of Elliot, who despairs of managing their mental illness and concocts a mysterious miracle cure--Belinda Carlisle, a nefarious bowl of pink light--that turns on Elliot and the family they depend on.

Everyone is busy—and everyone can’t seem to see Matthew, until it’s too late. There is something in the walls here—something in the buildings and the yards and the trains. Something in the way they look at each other, something in the way they want. And run. And everyone is running from Matthew.

Every Day She Rose is a two-person play showing the rise and fall of a friendship between Cathy Ann, a straight Black woman and Mark, a gay white male who learn that they don’t see eye to eye on the racial and queer politics.

What do you do when the worldwide outbreak of a brain virus hits your town, causing people to attack each other? Your dad is gone, your mom is in denial, and your brother might be a zombie. Could you do what needs to be done? Would you sing about it? World Premiere Musical!

You're a guy in college living your best life, happy, in the closet. Sex? Not on your mind, you haven't got a gay care in the world until your friends find out your secret and want to fight you about it, then you fall in love with your best bro who has a girlfriend that wants to kill you both.

When going through a break up, is social media the best way to guide us through the five stages of grief? Or is it just another relationship in which we lose ourselves?

Teaching is performance, but it usually takes place in a classroom so people don’t notice. MS499: Advertising and the Social Construction of Gender takes this concept to a new level. The theatre becomes a classroom infused with magical realism. This is more than a play, it's a learning experience.

Exhausted from moving, Susan and Paul bicker their way into farcical pandemonium when Paul discovers Susan’s best kept secret hidden among newspapers and packing peanuts. The surprise we didn’t expect? It becoming Paul's secret too. Can they piece it back together before the truth comes out?

Sometimes you wanna go where everybody shows their fangs! Say "Cheers" with your favorite sitcom barflies as you celebrate the birthday of vampire Queen Lilith, until a mysterious murder ruins the party! Look for clues, question suspects, and vote for the killer in this comedic scripted parody.

Get ready for a bodacious battle of the bands as Jem and her best friends compete against the Misfits to win a record deal and save Starlight House. Notes: The 6/16 performance is ASL interpreted for d/Deaf and Hard of Hearing. studio/stage is wheelchair accessible.

Four creatives try to put on a self-financed action play that showcases their talents. There's accents! There's fights! There's jokes! There's no audience participation. There is some Shakespeare. It's a play within a play and it mostly makes sense. We think. We hope.