Surprising

He's in love. She's in love. But something's missing... and she can't put her finger on it! The classic sitcom charm of Will & Grace meets the ensemble insanity of Noises Off in a new modern-day farce written by comedy genius, Jessica Kinsella, and directed by Fringe favorite, Victoria Kelleher.

An ensemble devised piece that can feel a bit like performance art and art installation, and also won't feel like either.

"Give me my Romeo, and when she shall die, / Take her and cut her out in little stars . . ." Witness R+J, a modern adaptation of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet. Retaining Shakespeare's words, this production focuses on the issues facing queer youth in our society. Directed by Romeo Samwise Maybrier.

William Shakespeare sits in his attic reworking his will. As he works, he notices the audience and starts to reminisce about his life, work, and adventures. This causes a surprise and unwelcome visit from his Muse. If he's goin to tell this story, she will not let him lie.

Slürt dreams in a language only she can speak. Born alone in Antarctica, she feels the pull for human connection & begins a very long journey across the icy pond. Join her hilarious dreamlike adventure into the beauty & absurdity of the human heart. This show is written in gibberish.

From virginal dildo salesman to non-nude porn actor, Daniel Shar gives a voyeuristic look at his life as a sex-adjacent worker. Come get sucked into this unbelievable true story of a timid man getting bursts of confidence through his jobs helping other people get off. Learn more @ danielshar.com

When an entitled LA talent agent and his anxious Gen-Z assistant are forced out to sea to save their top-billing client from a wardrobe catastrophe, they're forced to take a look at the boiling frustrations beneath their workplace relationship.

Ian Bratschie’s Todd Macabre haunts the Hollywood Fringe with a fog-drenched solo show that celebrates clowning, horror, and queerness— delivering a performance that is raw, strange, and darkly funny. It will leave audiences electrified, like a lightning bolt into Frankenstein’s lab.

A harrowing and hilarious journey through the history of legal abortion in the United States, and one woman's struggle with her own reproductive rights.

Light and dark are reversed in this farcical comedy about a burglar who inadvertently gets wrapped up in a married couple’s feud, so you can only see the characters onstage when they are stumbling around in complete darkness. Come see our next performances July 26th and 27th at the Electric Lodge!