After discovering she ate her twin in the womb, 33-year-old Teresa Tottle attempts to reinvigorate her joyous outlook on life by signing up for… the Iditarod. Alaska’s grueling, annual sled dog race. A dark comedy written by, directed by, and starring Maria Gnoza.

One woman's journey on transforming her life after a long marriage, and discovering how much joy awaited her in the process. Sometimes what seems to be the worst chapter of our lives turns out to be a happy surprise.

Do you know what it's like to fight to live despite the pull to die? Shayda will open up their past to bring you back in time to experience some life-altering moments. CONTENT & TRIGGER WARNINGS - Suicide/Suicidal Thoughts, Drug Use/Addiction, Child Loss, Mental Illness, Gender Dysphoria.

You’re invited to a rare live performance by pioneering avant-garde legend, Norman Judd, master of aural ambience for over half a century. Norman is joined by his daughter, notable poet/performance artist Corinthia Latrice Judd-Whitaker, who will lend her voice to his autobiographical poetry.

Adapted from the fantastical Lewis Carroll poem, "The Hunting Of The Snark" invites guests aged 6 to 106 to come aboard for a tall tale of impossible voyages, high sea hijinks, an improbable crew, an extraordinary task, an inconceivable creature, a peculiar land, and the thirst for adventure!

Thirteen year old Charlie is trying to recruit friends to stay with him in his dad's doomsday bunker to save them from dying in the upcoming 2012 apocalypse. One by one, Charlie's peers realize the end of the world might just be easier than the terrifying reality of growing up.

"TehrAngeles" weaves the poignant tale of an Iranian diaspora in 1980s Los Angeles, exploring themes of hope, identity, and resilience through the lives of Zohreh, Sima, and a vibrant cast, underscored by evocative music that bridges cultures and amplifies their journey towards belonging.

Experience Edgar Allan Poe’s signature dark, dismal, and depressing side. And also his little-known humorous side, when we take poetic license in imagining him doing parodies of himself! Also includes live music, a song about Poe, a clown raven dream dance, and Poe’s tribute to … Bob Dylan??

When Duncan throws a dinner party for his long term partner, a secret that threatens to derail his entire life threatens to rear its ugly head. Having serious consequences for himself, and the people he claims to care for the most. A blend of Mystery, rom com, and psychological thriller.

You’ve heard the myth and the legend, but do you know the man? BIGFOOT! is the next gut-bustin’, laugh-a-minute Fringe musical you have to see! Featuring book and lyrics by Amber Ruffin (New York Times bestseller, Tony Award, WGA & Emmy nominee) and Kevin Sciretta, with music by David Schmoll.

This Show Is Surrounded By True Events is a comedy inspired by the horrifying realities of our justice system. We follow a wrongfully convicted man in prison and his relationship with the former, guilt-ridden juror who put him away.

The poignant, sometimes humorous 12-year journey as the caregiver to 3 family members on Hospice and what happens after everyone he cared for are gone. David lets us experience his grief, attempts at reclaiming a social life and shows us that letting go is part of the healing process.

Based partly on his #1 Amazon Best Seller, A KID GROWS IN BROOKLYN, in this semi-comedic solo show Art honestly examines whether he really is Jewish. Yeah, his name is Jewish and his mother was Jewish, but not so fast! There are so many ways he is not a poster boy Jew!

Hollywood Fringe 2024 Artist Fund Award Recipient. A hot clown mess of healing, horniness, and hysterics. Emma Estrada wants respect and love as a high-power therapist, but fails miserably. In this vulnerable, uncensored, surrealist solo show, she therapizes, romances, and seduces the audience.

The Fairy Who Cried Gems is an often fantastical, sometimes verbatim, and always honest solo show by Lily Abha Cratsley. In this exploration of Indian-American girlhood, audiences are transported through a collection of folktales to discover how Desi joy can be built out of legacies of trauma.