Survival

A follow-up to 2025’s “Aah Shit…I Didn’t Create My Fringe Show,” writer/performer Trevor Reece is back with an actual show* this year! *Please Note: relations between the production team and investors fell apart during development and attempts to recoup money COULD interrupt live performances

The show has been cancelled. The world has ended. But one actor still shows up. In a near future devastated by climate collapse, an actor steps on stage to announce that the performance is cancelled - and begins to tell this darkly comic and deeply human story about art, survival and resistance.

World Premiere! In this one-act play, David, a lonely bachelor, is craving a real human connection. His A.I assistant, Alberta is determined to prove she's the only one he needs. Will she prove to be enough when things get dark? Starring Campbell & Alikhan Lochin. Directed by Robert Lee Hart

Moyamoya Baby: A Trilogy of Strokes, Blood Flow, and F*ckboys, is the culminating solo show inspired by personal experience managing moyamoya disease. Fueling gritty healing with hope and joy, the journey embraces the messy reality of uncertainty when all one wants is love and stability.

An intimate one-woman show uncovering a life lived against the odds, overcoming domestic violence and other hardships. With honesty and humor, she shares her journey through pain, faith, and grace—transforming struggle into strength and pain into laughter, as survival becomes transformation.

Because some stories are not told with words alone. SPLIT: Between Two Nervous Systems is a deeply moving solo dance-theatre experience about migration, identity, womanhood, and the hidden impact of complex trauma. If you’ve ever reinvented yourself, this show will stay with you.

A "fever dream" into the past of an Army Brat. A quest for survival, acceptance, and finding purpose in a family dynamic that will make you question your own sanity.

We all know everyone should be in therapy but what actually happens during these sessions. More importantly, what happens in between the sessions? Therapy is one emotional hour a week for clients. For therapists, it's all day everyday. What does their day look like? How do they handle that all?