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Infused with humor and original music, this inspiring true story celebrates the resilience of the human spirit. After a dire cancer diagnosis, Eli embarks on a memorable healing journey making peace with his past as a gay kid on a quest for love. "A triumph! A tour de force musical. Bring Kleenex!"

Described as a “beautiful piece of solo artistry,” Too Big for Her Britches, is a one-woman musical dramedy with 7 live, original songs and 25 characters. It's a “must-see rollercoaster of emotions." A battle between her Inner Shame and Inner Warrioress to break generational trauma and love.

WINNER! Platinum Medal! Best of Broadwater! Best Character Driven Solo Show! Set on a stoop in Philadelphia, where humor is a defense mechanism and self-care is a punchline, Kathleen Burke battles to remain authentic while facing inevitable change. Like "Mare of Easttown” but funny with zero murder

*HFF22 BEST MUSICAL* WINNER – BEST OF BROADWATER– HFF22 WINNER- BEST OF THE FRINGE - TVO AWARDS WINNER – PICK OF THE FRINGE – HFF22 NOMINEE – TOP OF THE FRINGE – HFF22 NOMINEE – BEST WORLD PREMIERE – HFF22 NOMINEE – INTERNATIONAL FRINGE ENCORE SERIES– HFF

One actor, over a dozen characters, and 20-sided dice combine to bring two different stories of finding belonging and carving your niche. "Lvl One Gygax" and "Of Branch, Of Beast, of Beatnik" is for audiences ages 13+.

Written and performed by transgender artist Rebecca McGlynn (co-writer/lyricist/composer/producer of Top of the Fringe winner "My Big Fat Blonde Musical"), "Asexuality! The Solo Musical" is an autobiographical musical comedy about Rebecca's pre-transition life.

There’s a new kid in town: January 6. 9/11 has had its 20 years in the sun. It’s time for 1/6 to take its rightful seat as a progenitor of fearless satire. TOURRORISTS is the first comedy about the January 6 insurrection. Destruction of American democracy has never looked dumber.

FRESH FROM A SOLD OUT WORLD PREMIERE RUN! A one-person musical about finding and embracing one’s true identity...Camp Ginger touches on issues such as bullying, sexual abuse, faith, and sexuality. This heartfelt show deals with those issues head on with a comedic (and musical) approach. Kumbaya!

An unexpected through line disrupts a college student’s grief, leaving her to wonder if she’ll ever get back up on her feet.