Memoir

Maddie Jones booked a Fringe show! She has her whole life ahead of her! She's in way over her head and she will do her best to convince you otherwise.

One hour multi-media, solo theatrical concert based on true events by Texas-born, LA-based performer Stacie Burrows. No Good Drunk is a Southern Gothic blend of stories and songs about love gone wrong.

OCD always made Marissa think her world would burn down. Then her house actually did. Welp. Through raw audio journals, childhood letters, and live performance, emerges a deeply personal story of loss, mental illness, and healing. *50% of ticket sales support Altadena fire recovery efforts.*

When a divorced dad is asked by his daughter to give an important speech for her wedding, he goes to a Spiritual Ceremony and meets Mother Ayahuasca to help him. Will he be able to sift through the sordid details of his life to find nuggets of wisdom to pass on to his daughter or run out of time?

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.

SQUIRM: A True Story is a surreal autobiographical dark musical comedy that follows Mia, a nonbinary Jewish musician, as they navigate the complexities of chronic illness, personal identity, and a codependent, romantic relationship with their tapeworm, Squirm.

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.

As America's pendulum swings from cultural soul-searching to non-White history being scrubbed from government websites, singer-songwriter Rain Perry looks to her own White family tell a true story about America.

Suz, is a Millennial Mum with a bad case of the baby blues. Set against the loopy backdrop of LA, with her self-deprecating British humor, she navigates the shit show that is early motherhood. Real-life stories, characters and dream sequence randomness, written and performed by Suzannah Butcher.

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.

I Blame Florida is a funny and moving solo show that details Kelly Spillman's quest to beat stage 4 colon cancer. Kelly illustrates how laughter can be a powerful tool in facing even the darkest of times.

Hal Rudnick's dad was a marine, a concert producer, a compulsive gambler, and a thief. In this stranger than fiction tale, Hal shares what it was like growing up with a charismatic & volatile sociopath. Come for the car chases, kidnappings, mafia, Mel Tormè, and the laughs. Directed by Drew Droege.

Starting in the rural suburbs of Philadelphia, My Tiger follows a young mixed race boy as he comes to terms with his ethnicity. This semi-autobiographical story takes place over 25 years and examines the price people pay for their identity. *Content Warning* Racism, Bigotry, Fascism

A multimedia coming-of-age story about growing up as a working-class girl in Edinburgh and the journey life takes me on – across seas, time and through the depths of grief, hope, love and loss.

The Exit Interview is a genre-blending solo show from comedian and musician Kevin August about shapeshifting to fit in, class clowning to stand out, and discovering who we are when we stop performing. Smart, surreal, and deeply human — comedy as catharsis, and a space to feel a little less alone.