Musical

In this campy musical comedy, Jingle writer Robert has writer’s block for the lipstick product Luscious Lips. With a cry for help, he enters a magical world, where three drag queens with larger than life attitudes appear, ready to help. Think A Christmas Carol meets Priscilla.

WINNER – Best of the Broadwater, NOMINATED – "Best Musical" and "Don’t Wait. Create!" awards: A disgraced ex-astronaut tries to redeem her tarnished image, with mixed results. A world-premiere musical comedy from the creative team that brought you last year's Fringe hit, "Disasteroid!"

Climb inside the minds of five avid gamers as they seek an escape from life's harsh realities. The lines between fantasy and reality blur as hordes of goblins, the rising undead, and their own inner demons materialize. Tabletop is written by Chad Sundman and Race Benaglio.

"Five" is a world-premiere musical which explores the five stages of grief through the lens of five different characters, each of whom are grappling with loss. Poignant and hopeful, it examines our human response to being confronted with our mortality and the loss of those whom we love the most.

WINNER — Pick of the Fringe (2019) WINNER — The Encore! Producers’ Award (2019) NOMINEE — Soaring Solo Artist Award (2019) A fully improvised one-man musical, inspired only by an audience-suggested title.

What more do you need than a cabaret featuring beloved showtunes and hilarious vignettes? Absolutely nothing, so come join Victoria Gordon and her musical ensemble for an hour-long journey through classic musical theater with Victoria's laugh-out-loud observational comedy.

"Cave Girl The Musical will have you riveted from the moment [Glennis] bursts on the stage singing her heart out front and center.” - Carole D'andrea, original "Velma" West Side Story Broadway and Motion Picture casts

On the eve of present day nine-eleven, a curmudgeonly conspiracy theorist is visited by the Spirits of 9/11 Past (2001), Present, and Future - determined to get him to accept the reality of what happened.

Neil, a mediocre musician and Kurt Cobain wannabe, moves to Los Angeles to "make it" as a rockstar. Through the constant ups and downs of LA living, Neil struggles with pursuing his passion or doing what is practical. Should he keep chasing his dreams or stop?