On a quest to work with David Bowie, a young magician juggles, mimes and tightrope walks through a wild ride of self-discovery... and to a big surprise! Featuring appearances by Andy Warhol, Robert Wilson and the Starman himself.

The belly holds more than food. A young Black girl from South Chicago journeys through trauma, abuse, and bullying, uncovering how seen and unseen forces shape her body while keeping score. Raw, funny, and deeply human, this is a journey into discovering something new.

The recess bell just rang, your mom packed you the worst snack, and the coolest kid to talk to at recess is... the BullyCrusher. Who better than the BullyCrusher (a third grade boy) to help you tackle the three steps to crushing your bully and freeing you from your trauma? Get buff and fight back.

Two clowns at the end of the world meet for two short one-act clown plays about the end of the world, "Due to An Unforeseen Apocalypse..." and "On The Road to Armageddon", bringing laughter, beauty, music, and maybe a little cannibalism, to the last moments of humanity.

Bean is trapped inside her spaceship. Unfortunately for you, Bean lost her memories and must play sad little songs on her keyboard in order to get them back. But don’t worry. In space, there’s always time. Or is there? A funny, wistful, and weird sci-fi exploration of grief.

An improvised show that both satirizes and celebrates the world of solo performance. Each night the audience helps craft a brand-new show—from heartfelt biopic to absurdist clown. Great if you love solo shows or hate em. Ideal if you love to hate them. Come for the chaos, stay for the catharsis.

Adult Baby Doll is a blend of musical comedy, standup, and solo performance just lousy with pathos. Stand up Harper-Rose Drummond tells uplifting truth about everything from sex work to her inevitable DUI, alongside accompanist: piano comic, Gregory Hoffman.

Slack Off is a darkly comedic and deeply personal solo show that follows Penina Beede, a young Jewish woman who experiences a manic episode, enlists in the Israeli army, and struggles to reconcile her identity, beliefs, and mental health.

An immersive old-school revival offering congregants a chance to be saved, and release themselves from the soul-stealing sin of Social Media. The DYA Church is a sex- and body-positive, pro-queer, antiracist, antifascist, nondenominational church. This performance features one photo of a human butt.

Jack Kirby and Stan Lee offer competing accounts of their collaboration at Marvel Comics, which yielded a universe of beloved characters and the makings of our modern mythology.

Poppy just wants to be happy. Who doesn't? But when a situationship starts to fall apart, her life turns into a chaotic mess where bodies collide, friendships stretch and snap, and Poppy is forced to confront what she’s willing to lose in order to feel whole. This is Little Chaos.

One show. Two headliners. Alex Sanchez, Oklahoman and star of Bug Man, elucidates the sumptuous life of the gourmand. Then, Abby Denton, Appalachian lop bunny and writer of Gamer Mom, explains life as a gay furry and shares the secret of ultimate happiness: Thinking about celery.

Actor and Comedian Roz Browne brings a hilariously unapologetic look at identity and belonging, from bussing to DNA to a life‑changing trip to find her tribe in Africa. Experience a hilarious night of comedic storytelling that tugs at your heart with truth, insight, and razor‑sharp humor.

Al is a transguy who recently broke up with his girlfriend, Ellis. It was not pretty. In the aftermath of their split, Al distracts himself as he prepares for an upcoming, and long-awaited, hysterectomy. When the pair’s paths converge, Ellis brings news of a miracle sure to put Al's life on hold.

"ANXIETY THE MUSICAL! (do you like that title? is that okay?)" is a solo-musical-comedy, featuring original music, character monologues, and audience interaction (anxiety inducing for all!). Drawing from true events, the show aims to remind audiences: no one is alone in their discomfort.