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A situation-comedy. The core of the act is developed around a highly distinctive stage persona.

I Need A Hero is a solo comedy show about all the ways Kayla needs rescuing... rescuing from grief, dating, family, friends, anxiety, and more.

The story of a king that flows to the beats of a Korean drum anchored by dialogue, song and movement. Spoken in English with a peppering of Korean, this historical dramedy crosses culture to speak about a fundamental human tool with whimsy.

What happens when two mushroom hunters meet in in the wood? What sounds like a joke turns in to one of the most romantic plays of this year’s Fringe festival. You see everyone needs Shroombody to Love! Warning! (The music in this production is written by real mushrooms)

Karen and Edna attempt to adapt Alice in Wonderland into a two-woman mimed play. Bad idea.

Slowly losing control of her own life, Ophelia is left to find her own escape from a world of restraint, deceit, and loss. Through movement, sound, and poetry, O Fallen One explores what Shakespeare’s famed damsel would dream, imagine, and recall as she descends to her death.

Life in the Middle Ages: Comedian Steve Ochs examines the correlation of midlife crisis and the five stages of grieving. A mixture of medieval staging and modern media help him make the point.

Its 1920, and the Zwillman family business of illegal imports and Speakeasy rendezvous is booming. But there's something sinister in the whiskey, a bloodlust in the burlesque, and tonight just might be the night that all hell breaks loose. Absurd, subversive, and sexy.

Innocent. Honest. Hilarious.

"Love means nothing to a tennis player." Well, love meant everything to this tennis player. "45-Love" goes on an inner journey made outer as a woman reflects upon her life as a competitive tennis player, while processing her intergenerational trauma, speared on by her daughter's ask to start tennis.