Heartfelt

In this one-man show Evan "Bullet" James shares his arduous journey from dying a cocaine death in a gas station bathroom to redemption with a purpose - "No matter how far down the scale in life I have gone...I now see how those experiences may benefit others".

Les has a problem . His mother has dementia and she has no idea who he is . He has 24 hours to get her to regain her memory . Come see a comedic look at something we all have in common . Our parents .

Based on 15 years as a street performer,Andrew Potter presents a series of stories, songs and video about this unusual career.Stories include “Living in a Beer Tank”,his bizarre home, and “The 3rd Egg”,his first routine. Against this backdrop is the notion of pursuing a non-traditional career.

Stories by Hong Kong Comedy Fest winner Ashley Strand. A Christmas toilet paper promotion in NYC. A young actor strives to fit into the cut throat world of Sarasota dinner theatre. Brothers fight at the after-party for a children’s musical in Belgium. These tales of theatre life touch and amuse.

Most people are awful. Michael is already pretty sick of it, and he’s only six years old. In order to cope with the illogic of daily life, this precocious introvert constructs his own imaginary castle. Despite his attempts to ward off irritating peers, they somehow manage to get under his skin.

Encore performances of 2012s Hollywood Fringe WINNER for Best One Person Show! A Comedy musical about bullying and gay teen suicide.

WINNER, Best of Fringe Extension and Duende Distinction for Playwriting. NOMINEE, Best Solo Show. A true story of Love, Fear and Ayahuasca. How far will one man go to find transformation? And will he find his way back?

Blindsided is a one woman show about friendship, loss, and...a talking dog.

One woman's funny and touching story of adventure, adversity and Divine guidance

Dublin. 1964. Meet Alfie Byrne, bus conductor with a poet’s heart. He dispenses tickets with Oscar Wilde verse. St. Imelda’s amateur theatricals are his passion. And privately, Alfie’s heart holds a secret confessed to his Irish Salome: despite bigotry or shame, “you just have to love who you love.”