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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.)

Linda Mendoza, an Emmy winning television and film director performs her solo show, "Cursed My Road to Hollywood". The journey of a young Mexican woman from Detroit, whom everyone thought was Chinese, made it in Hollywood, family curse and all.

For decades, Frank Sriracha has been dazzling the world with his songs, his humor, and his sparkle. Tonight, he is proud to accept his Lifetime Achievement Award with a gala reception and an open bar. All he has to do is give a five minute acceptance speech.

Sandra Robbie expected to dive into bars doing stand-up comedy as a way of moving the conversation beyond segregation in her passion promoting the 1947 OC civil rights case Mendez v. Westminster. Sandra Robbie's Lady Parts breaks down the walls to connect Mendez with LGBTQ, #MeToo, comedy and more!

Love in Repetition is a collection of four ten minute plays dealing with love in the African American community

Three friends from small-town Helena, Alabama, go viral and are hurled into the political world of social media after a white Tik Toker plagiarizes their content.

Dramedy of wrongfully Imprisoned Activist Nick on Suicidal Watch. He embodies a Dozen Characters to illustrate how he got there and why the People must fight back against the SHĀDEE Machine of Corruption that profits from Gentrification and the Privatization of Prisons.

A two-man character show at the craziest hotel in Hollywood. Written and performed by Stanson Chung & Dave Snook. Produced by Conor Hanney.

A silent solo show that takes you into a world of sound and music. The journey of an hour with YOU as the projector. What you see is you get.

Your 20's are supposed to be a time of "finding yourself." Or so they say. Mimi Hayes is still trying to figure that out. She takes us on a comedic exploration of a decade that defined her, for better and, well, mostly for worse.