Identity

"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.

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

An immersive spook show journey! Step into the spotlight... literally. Become part of the story in this choose-your-own-death-style haunted play where you act inside the show. Gothic romance, sci-fi crash landings, and martial arts showdowns all collide in a meta stage experience.

Onboard a train, conservative housewife Barbera enjoys a spirited debate with Marlene, a German transwoman. As they fiercely debate gender identity, book-burning & the rising right; anger softens into awareness as they struggle towards mutual acceptance. The train races on but who will step down?

Join the autistic VAMPIRE in his lair for 30 minutes of contemporary jazz fusion dance theater, and soundscapes influenced by 90's to early 2000's punk rock, and 70's synth style groove.

Through monologue and memory, "Here" becomes a meditation on love, grief, and the quiet, ordinary moments that shape us. It’s a story about what we carry, what we let go, and how the past lives on in the present. "Here" is a letter to the people who save us—even when they’re gone.

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.

A large, red digital clock counts down. A young woman living alone in a foreign country finds courage in her decision to leave her home. Her daughter, years later, finds her place in a changing world. “A Minor Inconvenience” is an original musical that tells two stories, woven and connected as one.

Commander Jane is awakened out of suspended animation early on her way to the next habitable planet to discover that the solo mission she signed-up for, has been changed without her consent. Now she's 2.5 million lightyears from home... locked in a starship with a man who claims to be her overseer.

On his 41st birthday, a professional "John Lennon" tribute artist begins to crack. Trapped backstage between sets, he’s visited by a devoted manager, an unhinged fan, and a mysterious young man with a mop of familiar hair...

A 2025 Hollywood Fringe Scholarship Winner, Natural Born Citizen is a solo-comedy about a first gen Muslim teen in post-9/11 America who runs for class VP to fit in—only to stand out. High school drama, family secrets, and one epic campaign slogan collide in this coming-of-identity story.

The Philosophers is a romantic comedy about two philosophy majors and their friends. Bringing raunchy “thoughts you should have kept to yourself” to life through horny, depressed college students, this full-length play highlights the trials and tribulations of self-exploration in early adulthood.

Light and dark are reversed in this farcical comedy about a burglar who inadvertently gets wrapped up in a married couple’s feud, so you can only see the characters onstage when they are stumbling around in complete darkness. Come see our next performances July 26th and 27th at the Electric Lodge!

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.

Patty & Betsy are a couple of cows passing time while waiting in line in their factory farm home discussing the meaning of life.