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Eight different Asian/American college students prepare to take flight for spring break. When the infamously eerie Denver Airport lives up to its reputation, they are forced to deal with issues within fiction and reality. A supernatural story of identity, tales, and dreams.

Jaime - a complex, dynamic, feral woman - plans to grace the world with the most honest one-woman show this town has ever seen... if her doofus director would stay out of her way. Together they'll rehearse until they find a socially acceptable level of public confession - or die trying.

“Small Engine Repair” is black comedy about three lifelong friends who meet in Frank’s Small Engine repair shop. They catch up and drink until Chad, a 19 year old college student shows up. What ensues is pure chaos.

Something's Wrong in Wraithwood is a live and interactive reading of an audio drama experience. You will feel immersed in the small town of Wraithwood as you follow an intrepid funeral directer, Violet Wiley, as she seeks answers to what's wrong in this strange place and navigates small town life!

Through story and song, Musician/Actor Jeremy Ebenstein takes audiences through his humorous, inspiring, yet often heartbreaking story of living a life with Asperger's Syndrome.

An aspiring-musician-now-ghost haunts her own childhood home thanks to a curse from her ancestor, The House. When a visitor looking to connect with folks beyond the veil also presents a chance to break the curse, our ghoul Meredith must decide how to proceed. But remember, The House Always Wins.

Somewhere in Los Angeles a woman is being evicted. She has six months to live (in her home). Determined to find a sense of belonging, she lives her days like they are her last. A play about longing, loss and a plea for silliness in hard times. Written by Kate Banford & Andrew Shearer.

Theatrical fashion takes the spotlight. Several shows are selected to strut their stuff. One chance to slay. Fringe never looked so good.

The famed inventor Andree- has his greatest idea yet: to fly to the North Pole using newfangled balloon technology! Will he succeed? Spoiler alert- No.

"How Can I Help?" is an examination of compassion and service, based on the book by Ram Dass and Paul Gorman. Through monologues and scenes, six actors explore the many rewards and overwhelming challenges of being of service to our fellow humans.