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A small panel of veteran Fringers will share their experiences and answer questions pertaining to writing and devising solo shows as an independent writer.

A small panel of veteran Fringers will share their experiences and answer questions pertaining to writing ensemble shows as an independent writer. 4:00-6:00pm on Nov. 4th at Studio/Stage as part of the Fall Creative Workshop Series.

A small panel of veteran Fringers will share their experiences and answer questions pertaining to writing and devising ensemble shows as an independent writer.

A small panel of veteran Fringers will share their experiences and answer questions pertaining to writing and devising solo shows as an independent writer. 1:00pm-3:00pm on Nov. 4th at Studio/Stage as part of the Fall Creative Workshop Series.

After a dream come true of performing at the Edinburgh Fringe, Cindy ponders the question: What Now? Grieving the loss of her beloved cats, Cindy searches for a new identity, one that embraces aging, resolves the past, creates the possibility of love...with a human. Or...just adopt more cats!

I swear, I will totally have a description for this in time for the printed guide. I already have my idea, I just need to take an afternoon and write it up. Seriously, I can't wait to get this on its feet. It really will be something!

It's "Meet The Parents" with an hilarious naked twist! Skye has to introduce her fiancé Eric to her family, but he doesn't know that she and her family are nudists...and that she said he is too! In this immersive experience, the audience must also disrobe to see if Eric can "grin and bare it."

"A tour-de-force." Meet Cora. She's 23, self-obsessed, a compulsive liar* (*harmless bulls***ter), and completely unable to be alone. She's also a stripper.

Louise is a young woman with Autism who has brief intervals of cognizance and where she speaks in beautiful haiku poetry. Her mother, Nell, has published the poems under her own name. When older daughter, Billie, visits, she refuses to believe that Louise composed the extraordinary poems.

When current events sent him spiraling into a minor depression, former Second City actor and writer Rob Janas wrote a sketch comedy show based on the news stories that made him feel the worst. Guess what? It was better than Xanax!