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Uh-oh, Henry fell in love with his breakfast again. He wants an entire life with his new wife, but she’ll be overripe by dinner. Whimsically imaginative, GULP! is a boy-meets-banana clowning physical comedy.

The Electric Cheetah Cabaret Soirée is a recurring underground variety spectacle in Los Angeles where puppetry, clown, cabaret, live music, and experimental comedy collide.

“Before You Go” is a solo play that examines the love story of a mother and son through the lens of grief.

Who threw the first brick at The Stonewall Inn? These activists know, but they’re not saying. Sylvia Rivera, Marsha P. Johnson and other LEGENDS of the LGBTQ community recount what (might have) happened on Christopher Street that scorching hot night in June. A story of community and resistance.

The Strong Stoic Straitz bros are taking their hit manosphere podcast to the Fringe stage. Their mission? To officially TAKE BACK THEATER for MEN! Thus, they are doing their latest episode as a FULL MUSICAL. FINALLY, a musical from the straight, male perspective...for once! (All cast female.)

I Am Nahui Olin tells the extraordinary story of the poet, writer, and artist of 1920s Mexico. Defiant. Desired. Eternal. Nahui lived by her own rules.

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.

A working actor who aged out of playing teens and turned to drag (Dino Petrera aka Trita Wright) and a 42-year-old struggling actress (Keri Blunt) each answer what it means to be (or not to be) a performer in an industry designed to erase them. Directed by Caitlin Norton Wyatt, with Mikki Hernandez.

Exit Wounds is an autobiographical dark comedy about the unexpected growth that comes from the wounds that pierce us. It explores addiction, denial, and the struggle with self, tracing a late-in-life awakening to truth and love, followed by loss, and ultimately, redemption through sobriety.

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.