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Kara has it all: The column. The blonde. The boyfriend. The answers. Russ has… a bone to pick: Why is dating advice always written for somebody else? A show about being brown, queer, chronically ill, and lonely. DM @dafuq.show for discounts and cross promotion! Learn more at bit.ly/fuqme ;)

Light is an intimate, one-woman play that delves into the profound bond between a father and daughter, weaving together love, memory, and connection across time. Written, directed, and performed by Xue "Snow" Zheng, the story takes audiences on an emotional journey through decades of shared moments.

For Stan, being a vampire really sucks. He’s made every wrong choice for centuries. Instead of powers and riches, all he has to show for it is an eternal midlife crisis. Now that he can’t bring himself to feed, he tries everything and ultimately finds the key to being undead is learning how to live.

On her latest pod, Charlie interviews former couples about the end of their relationships...starting with her own. But when information is revealed her ex doesn't want released, a struggle for power ensues. A drama about narrative control and our need to replay relationships better left in the past.

A dark comedy of catastrophic proportions about the '25 Palisades fire, the wretched aftermath, epic insurance fuckery and the one encounter that saved my humanity. Political insights! Fire puns! (55 minutes) 14+

Cell follows Sadie and Charlie, who are forced to relive their 17-year relationship through the item they never realized was keeping a living, breathing record of their life together - their cell phone text chat. Sadie and Charlie find themselves in this liminal space, with no way out but through.

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.

Born the gay son of a baseball umpire, comedian Ben Fisher examines sports, fathers and sons, grief, and the rules we inherit about becoming men in his new hour of standup comedy. For anyone who’s ever felt a little out of position. LGBTQ+ *work-in-progress

Seven-year-old Jeremy is an expert in danger, cataloging his worries from spotted bananas to sudden breezes. But when his parka catches a gale, he’s launched into a whirlwind odyssey far from home. Join Jeremy as he outruns his list and discovers that the unknown is where the fun begins!

The Veil, performed by Raja El Majzoub, is a raw and poetic solo performance that blends spoken word, literature, and human testimony to explore the liminal space between life and death. ✨ It is described as a "chilling descent into memory and identity" and a "warning" rather than just a story!