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In this politically-charged drama, Red, an alt-right advocate, is bent on waking America up through violence. Pat, a traditional Conservative, must decide either to stop his only friend or follow him to infamy.

Hank T. Hobgoblin and his team present a slate of 10 minute plays from scripts found underneath The Hobgoblin Playhouse: A Case on the Aside by Jacob Smith, Pink Hat Blues by Gregory Crafts, The First Awkward Silence by Aaron Kozak, and The Most Famous Ghostwriter In The World by Brandie June.

Poe is used to working late at the mortuary, but when you're alone with a corpse late at night, unexpected things may happen...

* Winner: Encore! Producers Award * Nominated: Fringe Freak Award for Best Immersive * Indie Voice Award for Best Immersive Production YOU will get to interact directly with The Creator. In multiple ways and in multiple forms as you #EncounterTheDivine.

A young office worker, in the midst of her midday malaise, boards an elevator that continues up beyond the office to an enchanted and unknown land. There, she encounters mythical creatures, dastardly villains, and helping hands who show her whether or not the daily grind is what she's meant to do.

A combat veteran evades his concerned girlfriend's questions about his tour in Afghanistan, and instead argues with his own PTSD.

This play was offered an Encore Award but our cast were busy with TV and film commitments and had to decline. Any inquiries please email [email protected] Charlotte hasn't seen her nemesis, Lesley for thirty years. Lesley stole Charlotte's childhood sweetheart from her.

Birdie is singer/songwriter. She and her band The Fresnels will perform her biggest hits "Satan in my Shoelace," "No Shirt All Fries," “Work F*ck Buddies," and many more songs from her upcoming album. But... The Fresnels are just lights. Will the music play and the show go on?

One actor. One Brooklyn neighborhood. 32 characters. Discovered three years ago by the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, A Brooklyn Boy is a "tour de force" (New York Times) one-man show that portrays Steven Prescod's coming-of-age story of love, crime, family, violence, and self-acceptance.

Hilarious and moving, this story follows a girl with OCD through the struggles & triumphs of treatment and the quirky shenanigans of growing up anxious. It explores the stigma of mental illness and comedic growing pains of change. Written/performed by Daytime Emmy winner Jessica Carleton.

A musical and comedy cabaret filled with characters and creeps from Tinseltown to Transylvania! We promise you safe passage and a sing-a-long, but little else.

Matthew Dean has written his last good song.

A cyberpunk Southern gothic from Podunk Productions. Phrack is written and directed by Bigfoot, and stars Podunk as Ray, the reclusive outlaw hacker. Podunk Productions is based out of Lamont, Oklahoma, and specializes in punk-redneck theatre. Tickets are $10 online or $12 at door.

Amanda, the star of a new play and superstar in her own head improvs, breaks the 4th wall, and drinks on stage in this play within a play. Amanda The Barbarian is a love-letter to the theatre and to all the deluded people we know who hijack every production.

Reilly has never questioned her life before. While working a dead-end job with nothing to show for it, Dhyrce shows her a way to live life that may be the kind of excitement she's looking for. What neither of them know is that the meaning of life is harder to figure out than just playing the part.