Solo Show

An unexpected seventh child, born many years after his six siblings, Frank Traynor grows up in Argentina struggling to fit in. His solution? Becoming the quintessential "real man." This coming-of-age tale is a wild ride through family, life, death, and the hilariously awkward quest for self-worth.

Join Mike on his global travels, from Bosnia to Bali, as he country hops in search of the best jokes in the world. “Captivating storytelling . . . audiences will enjoy travelling with Mike” – Glam Adelaide “Blaha has a skill at finding humor from his experiences." – Australian Arts Review

A raw and hilarious rags to riches story about discovering the true value of authenticity. This fucked up fairytale centers around Betsy who has undiagnosed ADHD. Will she continue trying to fit into boxes, or find true happiness by embracing her quirks? Come laugh and find out!

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.

Entendre Entendre invites you to the launch of her memoir, SMUT—a riotous recounting of her many (many!) lovers. Through song, striptease, and spoken word, Entendre bares it all: the triumphs, trainwrecks, and toe-curling truths. Written/performed by Bryn Woznicki. Directed by Rachel Resnik.

We're fixing' to revive the fury and grace of the born-again Jesus people of 1980's Oklahoma City! Join "The Preacher" on journey of discovery through love, murder, bulimia, speaking in tongues, Ancient Greek poetry, angels disguised as meth cooks, and the sentient tomato that started it all!

Through humor, storytelling, and powerful character work, Sidney brings to life the relentless women whose experiences shaped the fabric of her own identity. ‘Ms. Edwards’ is a personal and dynamic one-woman show about Sidney Edwards and the women that taught her how to love.

A fisher-dad, a rod, and one goal: to love you. Blending clown, audio interviews, and an original score, DRAGONFISH is a surreal and confrontational odyssey that audiences are calling “hilarious,” “disarmingly strange,” and "brutal." WINNER of the Hollywood Fringe Exchange Award from Denver Fringe.

On a soundstage at the 1970 MGM studio auction, Ann Miller revisits the Golden Age of Hollywood and discovers her second act as a Broadway star.

A one-woman odyssey through her fractured maternal lineage within the Chinese-Korean diaspora. As she wades through buried names and untold histories, she unravels the harrowing truth of her bloodline—a hereditary curse , binding generations in an unbroken cycle of loss beneath the river.

QFWFQ is based on Italo Calvino's If On a Winter's Night a Traveler. A labyrinthine, surrealist journey that touches on the politics of gender, music, international relations and storytelling itself, QFWFQ is a show that never begins nor ends. You're confused. So are we. Co-directed by Hannah Pilkes

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.

This mad-dash parody of James’ Cameron’s Titanic collides with the real life story of a wide-eyed 12 year old, whose life was forever changed when Titanic hit theaters. With support from Yelp's #1 magician Dylan George, we're reminded that despite a world filled with tragedy, magic still prevails.

“Mom, Are You There?” by comedian Mary Basmadjian is a deeply personal story of an Armenian girl raised in a chaotic home. With the love of her grandparents but neglect of her young mother, she seeks comfort in rebellion and escapism, struggling with identity, shame, and self-worth.

When a divorced dad is asked by his daughter to give an important speech for her wedding, he goes to a Spiritual Ceremony and meets Mother Ayahuasca to help him. Will he be able to sift through the sordid details of his life to find nuggets of wisdom to pass on to his daughter or run out of time?