Solo Show

10 years ago, Drew Droege tried on a blonde wig and realized that he looked like Chloe Sevigny. What followed has been a series of insane stage appearances, viral video notoriety, and even a meeting with the star herself. Come witness the tale of a man, his wig, and his half-blouse by Balenciaga.

In "Confessions of a Cat Lady", Tiffany inspires audiences to embrace the flaws that make them who they are through reliving the moments in her life you would never want anyone to know about! Her honesty makes "Confessions of a Cat Lady" one helluva a brave performance delivered with heart.

How much would you sacrifice to pursue a dream? Intern trainees at the busiest television casting office in Los Angeles are about to find out, as they are led on a wild and unforgettable training day by a hotshot casting director, a street tough from Brooklyn, and a RADA-trained Brit.

"This Vicious Minute" is the raw, autobiographical account of one man's battle with self-injury. It is a story about love, addiction and finding the strength to live the only moment we have - this present, this precious, this vicious minute.

David Dean Bottrell ("Boston Legal") returns with his 2011 smash hit solo show for 2 performances only. Buckle your seat belts for 70 minutes of edgy, hilarious and totally true "love" stories. "Hysterical" - L.A. Times. "Hilarious...moving" --SoCal Public Radio

This one-man comedy tells the autobiographical story of Majd Murad as he comes to terms with his homosexuality and finds the courage to come out to his Catholic Iraqi family, despite the fear of being killed for his "choice." Voted Best of the Hollywood Fringe 2011.

In this solo performance show, a young woman recounts the experience of falling for a man 15 years her senior. She is swept off her feet by the mysterious and overwhelmingly desirable Piano Man, struggling to navigate her first adult romance as the waters get deeper.

What matters more - the size of the boat, the motion of the ocean or Jeremy Lin? Find out as you're whisked on a wild visit to an Asian massage parlor in NYC and offered a rare glimpse into a surprising, comical and sometimes sad world generally seen through almond-shaped eyes.

"Why is it that the guys you like, never seem to like you back?" If you ever have asked yourself this- and let's be honest you're going to a theater festival, so you have- come, sit back, and get ready to laugh at someone else's crushes, heartbreaks and seriously awkward photos.