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Daisy is lost in the middle of a desert rave. Your job: keep her alive, no matter what. An interactive comedy adventure through every danger imaginable, where you decide how Daisy's night ends. And begins. And ends again.

Morpho Dance Fitness is a high energy, pop-fueled dance workout class that mutates into absurdist comedy and bodily nightmare.

On a quest to work with David Bowie, a young magician juggles, mimes and tightrope walks through a wild ride of self-discovery... and to a big surprise! Featuring appearances by Andy Warhol, Robert Wilson and the Starman himself.

Emmy-nominated actor and comedian Brendan Scannell (Bonding, Heathers) takes you on an hour-long descent into The Abyss, where his mother is a life coach obsessed with death, his bipolar brother is communing spiritually with Gwyneth Paltrow, and his inner child is a total asshole brendanscannell.com

It's the year 1991 and San Diego divorcee Celine Solution has a decision to make: kill her ex-husband and his new wife, or don't.

A multi-character, “one-widow” dark comedy. A show for anyone who has been touched by loss … and that’s just about everyone.

Two Lies and a Truth is a bold, funny, and deeply personal solo show following a young man's search for identity by becoming everyone else. Jalen McKoy blurs truth and performance in playing a neurotic introvert, a former child star, and himself – unraveling the question: Who are you really playing?

While waiting for biopsy results, Reina starts making jokes about throwing a Goodbye Uterus Party if she needs a hysterectomy. However, a call sends Reina to surgery and an era called "lifemaggedon," leading to her planning a party like no other while her world crumbles.

When given the chance to revisit their forgotten memories with a Magic Computer, photograph by photograph Kel Cripe dives deeper into a hilarious, heartfelt retrospective on gender, identity and how they arrived at the person they are today.

Robots! AI! Self-driving cars! Will the robots drive us or drive us mad? In the world premiere of her sophomore show, Sarah Albritton combines storytelling, stand-up, and characters to challenge what it means to be human in an increasingly technology-focused world. No robots were harmed...yet.