Physical Comedy

Get back to utopia 🌿 If you like Mr. Bean, you'll enjoy this nonverbal, family friendly comedy full of laughs. Before Pandora released stress into the world, harmony and a good night's sleep were easy to come by. But now, well, now we're all just trying. So give yourself a break today.

She’s unlucky in love…and a professional matchmaker. What happens behind the scenes at the dating apps? Liv’s dishing: hilarious secrets, preposterous requests, and matches she wishes hadn’t made…oops. Seen on NPR, WNYC & SoHo Playhouse Off-Broadway.

Written and performed by actress and comedian Christina Marie Leonard, “Bathroom Diaries” is a dark comedy about one woman’s struggle with a chronic bladder condition and its connection to her journey with alcoholism, eating disorders and mental health.

Ian Bratschie’s Todd Macabre haunts the Hollywood Fringe with a fog-drenched solo show that celebrates clowning, horror, and queerness— delivering a performance that is raw, strange, and darkly funny. It will leave audiences electrified, like a lightning bolt into Frankenstein’s lab.

A pair of actors are excited to present an absurdist classic, assuming their lawyer settles things with the playwright's estate in time. If you'll just bear with them, they're sure it'll all be worked out soon. Surely the estate doesn't actually care about their gender, right?

What if David Lynch directed a sleepover with seven clowns? Part physical comedy, part ethereal fever dream—find out what happens when women choose playtime over capitalism! Award-winning director Natasha Mercado guides us through this feminist allegory.

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!

The women of Quentin Tarantino in a one woman show. Reservoir Dolls is a solo comedy about what it takes to survive as a woman in a man’s world, written and performed by Lani Harms, directed by Laurie Magers, and premiering at the 2025 Hollywood Fringe Festival. Don't be a... ⬚

Moments in Flight is a comedic solo show reflecting on feelings of grief, anxiety, parental relationships, and joy embodied through outrageous characters all traveling on the same United Airlines Flight.

What happens when two poor clowns, one good at cards, one good at music, meet on the street after an unfortunate incident? How can they communicate when words are dangerous? Will kindness prevail? Or criminality? Will hearts be stolen or shared?

It's time to Get Lit with the bad bitches of Shakespearean tragedy. There's just one small problem - we recently lost a cast member we can't afford to replace. Legally, we have to say she's recovering well. The good news is there's a few roles in our play just waiting to be filled by you.

Angie McDormitt’s (self-proclaimed intersectional theater-maker and human soul) dream is to bring her own modern retelling of The Wizard of Oz to 2025 audiences. With a few last-minute dropouts, big egos, and tech snafus, the production does not go exactly as she imagined.

Soft Animal is a psychedelic clown odyssey through the rise of life and fall of civilization. Expect evolution, existential dread, and absurd delight. Microdose the mind of George Aivaliotis.

He's in love. She's in love. But something's missing... and she can't put her finger on it! The classic sitcom charm of Will & Grace meets the ensemble insanity of Noises Off in a new modern-day farce written by comedy genius, Jessica Kinsella, and directed by Fringe favorite, Victoria Kelleher.

An immigrant performer tells her story, as she builds the road, brick by brick, to the artist she wants to become.