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Christopher's faith in God is shaken after he finds himself stuck living inside a kaleidoscope. His only solace is his narcissistic cohort Mr. Post, an outlandishly irreverent sharp-tongued ideologue who enjoys mocking God.

Gelden and Railys are trained magihistorian artifact collectors who make it big. But in their adventures Railys makes an unfortunate discovery about Gelden.

To begin her first novel, a cynical writer must resist the temptation to fill the void left by the nonsensical death of her admired brother. However, her only writing apparatus is her indentured humanoid—a Personal Robot stocked with Netflix, porn, and existential angst.

Professor Marina Windsor is a brilliant research scientist who goes to Rio for a conference accompanied by her ex-boyfriend, Preston who brings his musical gifts, where they re-fall in love, adventure through rainforests, undergo a tribal ritual, and use their skills to save the home butterfly home.

Original music, original spoken-word raps, painting and solo-performance create a touching, personal landscape for three young women trying to understand love in the modern world.

The workshop will be led by a panel of past participants and other veteran community members who can offer you an insider perspective of what to expect producing immersive & site specific work at the Fringe.

STRAITJACKET SIRENS is a darkly funny 90s-themed jukebox cabaret written by Pamela Eberhardt & directed by Parissa Koo. A group of women confined to a mental hospital use music to reclaim their voices, their rage, and their sanity on their own terms.

Four friends, two couples: "We Can Be One" follows a US Marine returning from Iraq, and the three friends planning his party. Young, in love, and all too human, the two couples confront the heavy burdens of hope, promise and PTSD. With music and lyrics by LA-based songwriter Jaeger Christian.

Speculative fiction set in a theocratic state where sleep and dreams are policed and manufactured by the multinational, Narcolepsy, Inc. whose chief scientist and engineer, a queer Black woman, is under house arrest for selling company secrets.

Mother Jones and laboring Americans battle it out with the giants of the Industrial age, and their henchmen, in this theatrical and timely one-woman show by David Christie, directed by Carol Roscoe, starring Therese Diekhans. "I'm not a humanitarian, I'm a hell-raiser!"