Quirky

Sick of it all but too afraid to call it quits for real? Weigh the pros and cons of cryogenically freezing yourself for a month, a year, or at least until whatever you're trying to avoid is a thing of the past.

2 women with dreams to ruin the world, a not so special tween, a motivational speaker on the edge, a killer beautician and a gossip columnist that becomes a cautionary headline are just a few of the whacky characters you will meet in this colorful sketch show written and directed by Nina Childs .

Two worlds collide in this lyric night of chill, poetry by Shakespeare is set to a soundtrack of Blood Orange, Chet Faker and others navigating love and more from the producers that brought “Theatre and Chill?” to last year’s fringe. Come for more maximum chilling and cocktails.

A deliciously dark comedy about an unlikely friendship between a socially inept young boy & a morbidly obese novelist. They both seek refuge from a dismal reality in the worlds of their respective imaginations, exploring the dangers of living solely in the space where imagination & memory converge.

Quantum Entanglement : The most romantic theory in physics. A love story on the smallest scale imaginable. Particles. Light. A portrait of a nuclear family awakened by a fractured past, and an experiment to connect them all. (Also there's a cat.) No science brain needed!

For one final performance 2Cents Theatre's hit immersive mental cabaret PSYCHOSICAL returns to Three Clubs! Don't miss the show Rob Stevens calls "...by far the best, most involving experience I have been a part of in four years of Fringe Festival attendance."

This is a love story about a break-up. When Adam discovers his girlfriend Kelsey has cheated, he decides to fix his broken heart with surgery and must face the consequences. Driven by an all female production team, Emergency Operation tackles heartbreak with humor, wit, and love.

In Scott Mullen’s new comedy, two “Bad Moms” get a time out at their kids’ birthday party by a type-A mom. In the makeshift penalty box, their tough exteriors soon shatter and they learn what’s really going on inside each other. Directed by Stan Zimmerman.

Bono orders a pizza deivery to get back in touch with the Common Man in this “Waiting for Godot” parody that skewers celebrity culture, blind faith, and pretentious theater.