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Jedediah and Omar are two cowboys in love. Omar just hasn’t told Jed about that part yet. It's only upon meeting the GIRL Jed brought to their home, he is forced to find the courage to define their boundary-pushing “best friendship” for what it truly is. They’re taking the B out of bromance.

Miss V invites you to her surreal world of talking printing presses, romantic pet rocks, and ‘accidental’ jaunts into the river. A one woman show splashing through the last days of Virginia Woolf, this dark comedy is quirky, delirious, and unhinged. - Actual tea and cookies will be served.

A humorous, dramatic, faith-based and fact-filled story about the performer’s real life battle with 2 brain tumors. From “The Strangeness of Friends” to “Survivor Guilt” and “Eating My Words”, Victory?! chronicles 19 years of the life of this brain tumor patient/survivor.

The Fringiest of Fringe Shows from the Quirkiest of Querques, THE BEST OF ALBUQUERQUE FRINGE 2025 features mincing southern harpies, Belgian clowns, lost Elizabethan dramas, and an intrepid holiday goose -- all treading the boards to vie for the top prize at our whimsical festival.

Top Rated Show in LA/ Better Lemons, Top 10 in LA/Stage Raw, Top 3 Pick of The Week/ LATimes. When London Hospital Dr. Treves finds Joseph Merrick exhibited in an 1884 freak show, he purchases him for study. This chance meeting begins a profound and enlightening relationship with The Elephant Man.

No Bad Days : a show about pain and tragedy and positive perspective. by Ronin Baptiste

Have you ever wondered if you could be a hero?  Is it a quality you are born with or something that you can learn?  Worin is a one woman solo show that embarks on a quest to find out how people grapple with risk, courage, and complacency. Would you hide me? And would I hide you?

Two men travelling by boat become irrevocably linked at the crossroads of fate and coincidence. They find themselves forced to defend their starkly contrasting world views from attack by the other as the play builds to an unexpected and shattering denouement. "Clever and compelling."(The Scotsman)

Waiting for Godot is a play by Samuel Beckett in which two characters, Vladimir and Estragon, engage in a variety of discussions and encounters while awaiting the titular Godot, who never arrives.

A collection of monologues by the fat and curvy about what it is like navigating in a world that seems to despise them, or at least their chairs do. Think Vagina Monologues, but fat!