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After last year’s Honey Honey Moon Moon (★★★★★ EdFestMag.com) this hilarious musical duo returns with a hot new hour of consensual folking. As seen in the Guardian, heard on BBC, and once reposted by P!NK.

Solve the clues. Assemble the puzzle. Escape the room.

Fast forward... the 48th President of the United States is in the White House! You're officially invited to attend a 30-minute committee meeting where I'll be putting the finishing touches on my unconventional plan to reboot America.

Thomas, a lovelorn man working for King Augustus, discovers a spell book with the power to fulfill his true heart's desire. Desperate and secretly besotted with the King, he summons a love spell. But when it only partially works— and Queens end up dead— he must face the music for his dreadful action

As Nessa Poole attends her own funeral as a ghost, she's forced to confront the harsh truths of her life from the other side. All the while a menacing entity is ever-chasing her, desperate for her admit something she's avoiding... something about her own death. TW: Suicide, death, flashing lights.

Two brothers locked in a lifelong battle of love, rivalry, survival, and identity. A raw, intimate staging of Suzan‑Lori Parks’ Pulitzer Prize–winning Topdog/Underdog brought to life by two actors at the height of their craft.

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?

A sexy, gory, raunchy Grand Guignol Pop Art Horror Show - Live on Stage! This hilarious and heartbreaking re-creation of Andy Warhol's Factory filmmaking years highlights his debauched "Superstars" at the birth of Andy's depraved "Flesh for Frankenstein 3D!" But is the real monster Warhol himself?

“158 Steps” is a solo performance by Renato Fimene, written and directed by César Baptista. It follows Nobody, a Brazilian immigrant navigating rejection, identity, and invisibility. Blending memory and dreams, it explores resilience and the distance we travel to be seen.

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