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A fisher-dad, a rod, and one goal: to love you. Blending clown, audio interviews, and an original score, DRAGONFISH is a surreal and confrontational odyssey documentary that audiences are calling “hilarious,” “disarmingly strange,” and "brutal." WINNER of the Hollywood Fringe Exchange Award.

What happens when two poor clowns, one good at cards, one good at music, meet on the street after an unfortunate incident? How can they communicate when words are dangerous? Will kindness prevail? Or criminality? Will hearts be stolen or shared?

Misery Loves Company is the darkly comedic solo show about how key elements of my life were influenced by the screen legend, Kathy Bates. Spanning 3 decades, touching on issues of bullying, sexual orientation, depression, and other fun and cheery subjects.

20th-century Mothers, 21st-century daughters, and Wine ... what could possibly go wrong?

Hours after her “mutual” breakup, an insecure and somewhat drunk young woman receives too much attention from a married man. Now the almost-virgin is forced to come to terms with the fact that she is "The Other Woman."

In the “tank” ruled by fear, surveillance, and control, two queer “fish” embark on a wave-like, poetic, intimate quest for truth and freedom. But how can they truly escape – through love, death, or something beyond?

Richard Lucas takes you on his journey of redemption via barking dogs, barking neighbors, and barking self. Based on his Amazon #1 best selling memoir The Dog Log: An Accidental Memoir of Yapping Yorkies, Quarreling Neighbors, and the Unlikely Friendships that Saved My Life (Chicago Review Press).

Tabatha waited decades to see her favorite reclusive musician perform live. When an anniversary concert in London was announced, she bought the first ticket. What happened next happens to one in three women. What happened after that happens to no one. An earnest comedy about a real tragedy.

What if a climate activist broke the wall between the stage and the Pacific to host a sit-in on the Great Garbage Patch? What if that 1-act was adapted into an intimate, immersive escape room style show?

From the writer of King of the Hill, Beavis & Butt-Head, and Wilfred comes a profoundly touching show that will leave you laughing out loud and moved to tears. “Audaciously funny yet achingly poignant.” Based on the book Vulture named "Best Comedy of 2024."

A charming and bittersweet musical revue that features a collection of Stephen Sondheim’s trunk songs that were cut from the final productions of Anyone Can Whistle, Follies, Company, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum and A Little Night Music.

Unflinching in its truth and deeply human, Face Divided exposes the quiet devastation that builds over time—the kind not born from a single moment, but from years of unresolved hurt. Speaking to the burden of the past and the bonds we can’t break. Don't miss this deeply affecting one-act drama!

"Call Me Crazy" is for anyone who has been called crazy and lost their f*cking mind. After the medical system fails to find the cause of a woman's pain she is driven to extremes to be heard.

Loretta is young, beautiful and in need of a lot of money. Enter Michael, aspiring pornographer who wants to hire her. But Dave wants to protect Loretta, or maybe star in the film with her. Then there's Sophie, whose ex-KGB father runs the motel. She wants to change Loretta's mind.WhatwillLorrie do?

In this funny, fierce, and heartbreaking homage to The Seagull, through forty-three fast-paced, vibrant variations of the famous final scene, Steven Dietz puts Chekhov’s star-crossed lovers in a room and doesn’t let them out.