Comedy

The same team and playwright that brought you the hit show “Angry Young Women in Low-rise Jeans with High-Class Issues” brings you “The Inventor, The Escort, The Photographer, Her Boyfriend, & His Girlfriend” which ran in NY in the winter of 2011. It received great reviews and sold out performances.

Strap on your joysticks and get ready for an irreverent multimedia journey through Video Game Land. This nostalgic throwback pokes fun at the prevailing video game mythos and includes cameos from Mario, Link, Lara Croft and all your favorite heroes.

Eric has feelings for a girl. And she’s coming over tonight. Unsure what to do, Eric seeks out the advice of his two roommates (Rex and Trent), who manage to confuse him even more. To make matters worse, they all accidentally ingest a major psychotropic substance. And then Eric’s date shows up...

Co-written by David Wain (WET HOT AMERICAN SUMMER), SEX is a crazy ensemble comedy with a plot too ridiculous to discuss. Part scripted, part improv, WIENERS AND BOOBS is full of laughs, songs, dance numbers and more! Directed by Joe Flanders and Graham Bowlin.

Theatre Unleashed presents 25 short original plays featuring a handful of the company’s top actors playing over 50 characters…in one hour. Fusing comedy, drama and everything in between, these amazing pieces create a complete theatrical journey in 60 minutes or less. It’s speed theatre at its best!

Zen, Drugs, and Rock ‘n’ Roll! Producer JB(Mister)Pinc [Mike Saad] presents this documentary by B-Well [Thomas Sandnaes] of the Zen Ken [Kevin Carr], HASH-ing out life's big questions in Amsterdam. SZN features the singing of Kelley Yearout as Guy (in the shower). Note: event will be filmed.

30 MINUTE MUSICALS presents a double feature of SHOWGIRLS and JURASSIC PARK. Watch your favorite cult classics come to life with in-your-face dancing dinosaurs, singing showgirls, and original songs! It’s the magic of broadway on redbull, sure to blow your skirt up or off!

Jim Loucks’ live-wire solo show takes you back to the Deep South with preachers shoutin’ from the mountaintops, mamas pickin’ switches, and Hellfire just a heartbeat away. Witty storytelling, quirky characters, down-home Gospel music. Director: Carol Rusoff. “Critic’s Pick”-Cincinnati Citybeat

Black Swan Youth Theatre's cast of Oscar Wilde's "The Importance of Being Earnest" brilliantly portrays each character in this classic and witty Oscar Wilde play. Audiences are sure to love this madcap farce that never goes out of style.

To err is to be human. But what if we build a working time machine? We could go to the past and fix all those errors! With the help of Back to the Future, Douglas Adams and hours watching the Science Channel, Chris McGowan may have the answers to his life's problems - and yours!

Mutineer Theatre Company returns with a world premiere comedy adventure, "The Pirate Laureate of Port Town." As the bloodthirsty crew of the Chartreuse heads to port, ship’s poet Finn must choose between joining the lawless raid or warning the town to save childhood sweetheart Sandy.

"Once upon a time the world forgot to laugh..." That Beautiful Laugh conceived by Orlando Pabotoy joins 2011 Hollywood Fringe Top of the Fringe winners, 4 Clowns and Porter’s Macbeth director, Turner Munch for a show about the pursuit of laughter and what makes it so beautiful.

Join Robert and the Magic Mirror as they present a taste of "Robert and the Magic Mirror: Deep Space, NEIN!" at the Fringe Central cabaret stage. Partially scripted, partially improvised, totally fun. Probably.

From the brilliant minds at Fierce Backbone comes a collection of shorts about people -- the good, the bad, and the alternatively minded. WHOLE FOODS and TALK IN 10 by Cailin Harrison, GAYBY's PLAYDATE by Jan O'Connor, and A FEW GOOD PB&Js by Jeremy Kehoe.

Poe and Mathews are an unlikely duo. Once shipwrecked on a deserted island they realize the only thing they have in common is getting on each other’s nerves. Will they survive or kill each other trying? Find out in this absurd clown show! “Laurel and Hardy waiting for Godot” - King Rivers Life Mag.