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A one-woman show that encompasses multiple colorful characters, powerful multi-media, and dynamic movement. . Amber Susa shares her raw and honest journey of the battle between Ego and Soul.

SLIGHTLY DRAMATIC, a semi-autobiographical cabaret about one woman’s semi-triumphant rise to semi-stardom! Besides, a li'l drama never hurt anyone. Starring Emily Clark & co-written by Ryan Scott Oliver.

The musical comedy story of the first atomic bomb... the one built by a 13-year old boy for a science fair that you never heard about. Packed with small-town woe, showstopping songs, patriotism, anachronisms, and plenty of young love, it's a crowd-pleasing, explosively witty play. See it!

A young woman's struggle with communication, especially with men, after losing her father to alcoholism at the age of 12. Growing up in fear of drunken out bursts and domestic abuse, Mandy never learned to use her voice to speak up for herself. After years of being silent she finally says NO!

Get ready to be blown away by the talents of Chef Katie Chin. Filled with pathos and humor, “Holy Shitake! A Wok Star is Born” written by Katie, directed by Fran de Leon and produced by Paul Hemstreet, chronicles Chef Katie Chin’s journey as a Chinese American girl growing up in Minneapolis in the

Mambo, carnival, revolution, Miami, hotdogs, discos, the circus, Hollywood, music and dance highlight Cenal's bilingual experience of being yanked from her native Cuba as a child and yearning to return. The strong presence of her father guides her through the American cultural landscape.

The workshop will be led by a panel of past participants and other veteran community members who can offer you an insider perspective of putting up a show on the Fringe

There's a collective denial when mothers come right out and say,"I really shouldn't be trusted with my kids." Matriarchal Terrorism explores this myth through drama and discourse.

Picasso at the Lapin Agile is a comedic play by STEVE MARTIN that imagines a meeting between a young Pablo Picasso and Albert Einstein in a Parisian cafe in 1904, before they became famous. The play, which blends historical figures with absurd humor, explores themes of art, science, and genius.

One man performs the epic story of “Seven Samurai” complete with victimized peasants, marauding bandits, samurai warriors, & spectacular fight scenes – retold at comic breakneck pace. Unique, riveting, and very funny. Multi-award-winning show across the US and Canada.