One Act

Juliet, an inspired “actress-to-be” and long time employee of the coffee shop, ditches work for another audition, sparking debates on dreams vs responsibilities.Come sit in the coffee shop with us and experience this non-traditional, must-see performance and brand new take on a classic character.

Hairstylist Nora brings her best friend, Elle, to her soon-to-open salon for a haircut. However, Elle’s all-encompassing anxiety leaves her unwilling to sit in the chair. Devolving into a scene of catastrophizing, this is a sometimes silly play confronting friendship, trust, fear and growth.

A double feature of an experimental improv ensemble and a one-act play. A troupe of minstrels perform improv with masks that shape interactions between characters. In the town of Bitter Oats, trouble ensues for the Baker sisters when the newly widowed Diedre Baker comes to stay for the long term...

In this scathing one-act, ex-President Donald has commandeered Tiffany Trump's yacht, along with Melania, Ivanka, Tiffany, Jared Kushner and a surprise stowaway! Watch America's most infamous dysfunctional family flee prosecution and get on each other's nerves in this year's most outrageous satire.

A one-act comedy play. Tom and Alex, seasoned Goo Checkers, stop at Jean-Paul’s restaurant for a routine Goo Check. What is Goo? We pray you never find out.

"Am I Blue" by Beth Henley, directed by Noah Todd of The Brookside Project, is a one-act coming-of-age comedy set in the French Quarter of New Orleans in the 1960s. On a night out alone, the naive and reserved John Polk meets Ashbe, a feisty teenager who lives life on her own terms.

El and Kay, two nobodies from nowhere, are trapped somewhere hunting for something. Driven by a love of language, a struggle with writer's block, and an inability to capture an idea, they must interrogate grief, guilt, and the consequences of broken trust in order to be set free.

You’ve heard the myth and the legend, but do you know the man? BIGFOOT! is the next gut-bustin’, laugh-a-minute Fringe musical you have to see! Featuring book and lyrics by Amber Ruffin (New York Times bestseller, Tony Award, WGA & Emmy nominee) and Kevin Sciretta, with music by David Schmoll.