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From Conor Hanney, the writer-director of the award-winning DIVORCE: THE HIP-HOP MUSICAL and STRANGER THINGS: THE MUSICAL TRIBUTE, comes a hip-hop musical comedy with 12 original songs, 1 beatboxer, and 10 actors, half of which have special needs.

Skeptical of yet another doctor's promise to solve their gut concerns, Leaky attempts to get through an hour onstage without shitting their pants.

Senorita Monthly Juice is an absurd comedy that follows plant worker, Adelina, as she negotiates between her roles as a faithful “blood-worker” at a beauty startup and a mother concerned with the convoluted messages her very own company is televising out into the world.

Ted Lasso's Brendan Hunt tries to explore his and his mother’s one uncomplicated avenue of mutual love - the music of The Beatles - without incurring a copyright lawsuit from The (famously litigious) Beatles.

There are stories and poems inside of us--Joys and sorrows, memories and dreams--They contain experience and energy and when reclaimed can be paths to greater aliveness and transformation. The Group performs their highly original "transpersonal" pieces for the Fringe.

A one-person stage show telling the story of one dad's journey with his daughter and her severe autism as she transforms him from a man full of doubt, denial, anger, and resentment into a man who not only loves his daughter and accepts her autism, but is happy, at peace, and grateful for it all.

On the verge of being sacrificed on her husband's funeral pyre, Dhumavati makes the bold and dangerous choice to flee her fate, in turn, discovering her self worth. Directed by Heather de Michele, Starring Reena Dutt, Aly Mawji, Rabeya Sen. Running Time: 7:22

Stevie Mack's Diary of a Crackhead is a poignant and funny one-man show about how this LA-born comic rose from the ashes of addiction and recovery, a family riddled with crime, pimps, pushers, addiction, gangster ethics and mental institutions, to overcome adversity against all odds.

A Theatrical exploration of community, art and history. Grown weary of traditional theater? Wanna see something new? Better yet, wanna be a part of something new? So do we! Come join the Pride!

Maria, a bi-racial Pakistani-American young woman, lives in New York City with her boyfriend Dave. On the eve of Hurricane Sandy, her father Baba comes to visit from Pakistan. Trapped inside, they are forced to confront their differing views on culture, love, and belonging.