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Poe and Mathews are an unlikely duo. Once shipwrecked on a deserted island they realize the only thing they have in common is getting on each other’s nerves. Will they survive or kill each other trying? Find out in this absurd clown show! “Laurel and Hardy waiting for Godot” - King Rivers Life Mag.

A one-woman show, as a 53-year-old Nellie Bly stars in a Wild WORLD show - HER take on the Wild West Shows that were so popular - in which she tells, sings, and re-experiences her journey to beat the record set by Jules Vernes' character of traveling around the world in 80 days.

A female Jeff Dunham meets 'Who's Line is it Anyway?' Internationally awarded ventriloquist Christine Barger combines traditional ventriloquism with improv comedy games in her incredibly interactive and creative show. www.puppetgirl.net

Matthew Dean has written his last good song.

Text by Lord Tennyson. After the suicide of his father, a young man, living alone in Victorian England, struggles to find purpose through a passionate romance with Maud, ultimately learning that his feelings of loneliness & violence are inescapable.

Private Eye Butt Kapinski invites you to co-star in this film noir installation fantasy. This funny, filthy, fully-interactive ride is riddled with sin, sex, violence and shadows. Let’s kick reality to the curb and play in a make-believe city of dark dreams and bad similes.

Two one-act plays that take place in the world of dreams. In the first, a man is forced to meet the most evil person alive. In the second, a woman has a vision of meeting her adult daughter, thirty years in the future.

WORLD PREMIERE. When a young woman stumbles upon two squatters living in her uncle’s old wine cellar, it prompts an evening of introductions, cross-examinations, and a con that spins wildly out of control.

A taste of "SNATCHED...Stories From Down There". One-woman musical multimedia show about what can happen "when your pussy falls in love and takes you along for the ride". (Think: Vagina Dialogue on Steroids) LGBTQ, etc. 75 mins.

Hamlet: ¿Estás o no estás? makes a unique approach to Shakespeare’s classic setting it on modern times emphasizing the satirical side of this work. Multimedia, clown, and surrealism take part of this performance making it energetic, uncommon, and colorful.