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Through humor, storytelling, and powerful character work, Sidney brings to life the relentless women whose experiences shaped the fabric of her own identity. ‘Ms. Edwards’ is a personal and dynamic one-woman show about Sidney Edwards and the women that taught her how to love.

A standup comedy and variety show about a Gen Xer’s struggle with identity labels.

Growing up the only child two triple threats, life was thrilling for Adia Joëlle. Yet being in the shadow of their talent came with its own trials and inspirations. This show explores her own talent whilst honoring the people who made her the woman she is today.

Registered nurse Charley spills hospital tea through fun tunes and wild tales from the bedside. Future patients take note! She's great at standing up for her patients, but how about standing up for herself? Find out why one-fifth of RNs are leaving the workforce, imperiling our health care system!

What do Heracles, son of Zeus, and Yuri Gagarin, the first man in space, have in common? Honestly, not that much—except DESTINY! Will McFadden and Alan Linic summon these legends for 75 minutes of grueling physical comedy. This isn’t history. This isn’t science. It’s a Fringe show.

From barely qualifying for The Itty Bitty Titty Committee to being president of The Big Booby Brigade, join Rachel and her two breast friends on a journey of chestal development. This show celebrates the universal struggle of learning to embrace who we are while laughing along the way.

Just To Be Close To You is a solo clown show where renowned lounge singer, Carl Poteraychke, will serenade you and show you what it means to love...just for an hour. Performed by Cam Poter (America's Got Talent, Ecole Gaulier) with direction from Jeremy Poter, Paul Levenhagen, and Shawn Stoner.

What if Ophelia took acid? This psychedelic solo show follows the true story of a half-Iranian woman from the streets of Seattle to the depths of the Amazon in a raw search for healing, identity, and meaning. A fever dream of sex, shame and a splash of punk rock- Ophelia gets a different ending.

"Kumon the Musical" follows a new kid who just wants to get a B+ in math—but ends up in a world of endless drills, Tiger Parents, and straight-A mania! With her fellow burnt-out brainiacs, she takes on the evil Kumon director… only to realize, there's always another math program.

During the great toilet paper shortage, a woman sends a man on a quest for Charmin.