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It’s Valentine’s Day 2011, CJ is single, yet his ex shows up at his apartment. On top of that, he gets stuck on an elevator heading to a life-changing meeting. Are you kidding? Fraught with anxiety, CJ questions God, and is subsequently forced to redefine his understanding of love.

A tarot-reading lesbian is forced from her home after Christian neighbors go cult mode. Based on real events, this dark comedy explores religious extremism inside a creepy cottage town that probably needs an exorcism. Best Solo Show winner, Edinburgh Fringe Festival 2025.

A renowned author and professor dies, leading three unlikely women to live under the same roof: his intense wife, his flighty mistress, and his mysterious protégé.

If you like your comedy hot and your coffee black, Hot Coffee has got you covered on both. They are an all-Black sketch comedy group tackling everything from fierce to farce, racy to racy, real to real dumb. So the question is, how do you take yours?

After their therapist suggests spending an evening together without distractions, a queer couple lock themselves in their bedroom for a night without phones or electronics and attempt to reignite the spark their relationship has lost.

Onboard a German train, Christian housewife Barbera enjoys a spirited debate with Marlene, a Berlin woman. As they fiercely debate gender identity, book-burning and the rising right; anger softens into awareness as they struggle towards mutual acceptance. The train races on but who will step down?

Best friends Nina, Cleo, and Sophie have been looking forward to this Slumber Party for months. Only problem? A culty incident has left this trio with two questions: How far will you go to get your favorite boy band member to fall in love with you? The other question? Well, that's a secret. For now.

Welcome to Prickle: a town out West full of cowgirls, song, laughter, and romance! Meet mustache-twirling villainesses, manly damsels in distress, and can-can dancers obsessed with zoology! Audience participation highly encouraged! Bring the kids!

Born the gay son of a baseball umpire, comedian Ben Fisher examines sports, fathers and sons, grief, and the rules we inherit about becoming men in his new hour of standup comedy. For anyone who’s ever felt a little out of position. LGBTQ+ *work-in-progress

“The Complete (and Abridged) Works of August Wilson” is a fast-paced, irreverent theatrical romp where two mismatched theater workers attempt to free a ghost trapped in their building—by performing the entire August Wilson cycle.

In a rundown Bronx bar in 1983 Danny and Roberta, two people rejected by society, collide. This is a queer re-imagining of John Patrick Shanley's dark romance where one raw, volatile conversation unexpectedly saves two lives.

A one-person comedy about growing up queer in an immigrant household and learning how to tell the truth without losing your sense of humor. Blending stand-up, storytelling, and pop anthems inspired by Madonna and Taylor Swift, Cyrus revisits family pressure, identity, and self-acceptance, turning pe

GBA - Raw confessions of people pleasing. Not therapy. Not speeches. Detonation. A seance for stolen selves. A shared space where our masks finally start to crack. We all fight the same demon through wildly different lenses—because ‘good’ isn’t gender or race; it’s handcuffs. @goodboysanonymous

A working actor who aged out of playing teens and turned to drag (Dino Petrera aka Trita Wright) and a 42-year-old struggling actress (Keri Blunt) each answer what it means to be (or not to be) a performer in an industry designed to erase them. Directed by Caitlin Norton Wyatt, with Mikki Hernandez.

Miss Magnolia Beaumont, Southern debutante, finds herself trapped in the body of Joe, a New Yorker vacationing in gay travel destination Provincetown, MA. This hilarious and touching tale of two souls struggling for balance and understanding celebrates the beauty and magic of P-town.