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Beachez, the Musical takes Beaches, the movie to a new queer level. In cabaret style, CC Bloom and Hillary Whitney sing and dance their way through their life stories together—weaving through the trials and tribulations of true friendship and queer romantic love.

A composite or collage of interrelated scenes, the play follows the lives of a group of “grunts” as they move from basic training, on to combat in Vietnam, and finally to the shattering realization that their lives will be forever affected by the horrors that they have witnessed—and been a part of.

Imagine Maggie Smith getting together with Shaft…you get Bellina. Confessions of a Mulatto Love Child is a funny and poignant play that explores the wild and absurd journey of a bi-racial child’s life with her larger than life, acerbic, English mother and the deep bond they forge.

Our show stars an eclectic international puppet cast of musicians, magicians, inventors and all-around very sweet puppets. It also features musics from around the world and leaves the audience with an inspiring but subtle message.

Growing up in an inflatable hab unit on the surface of Mars is pretty stressful. Luckily for Tungsten, there's a magical musical world of (mostly) friendly Aliens that beckon him to explore the life-filled world beneath the Martian surface.

An Iraq vet, a suspicious package, and a friendship gone awry come together in this show, one of two one-person dramas from Jaeger Christian at this year's festival. Starring Geordie Kieffer as the Iraq vet, this 50-minute whodunit is a perfect fit for fans of "Law & Order" and "Serial."

An original play in 86 minutes, based on the forty-eight hours Lee Harvey Oswald was in the custody of Dallas Homicide Captain William J. Fritz - where they discuss; Van Heflin, Russia, Coca-Cola, Jim Brown, the AFL, backyard photographs & Friday afternoon in Dealy Plaza.

Stories interweave as late-20-somethings struggle to be satisfied, find happiness and keep drinking in that transitional time in life when you start to question everything and dreams feel more like delusions than destinies. All in front of a live mini-orchestra. A new play & original music.

Mental illness was never so much fun as in MIXED PERSONALITY DISORDERS, a world premiere solo show by David Michael Taylor. Born into a family of maniacs, raised by the TV, and unprepared for life in the real world, his tale of trauma and triumph makes this the feel-good feel-bad play of the year.

When a Taiwanese American matriarch decides to end her life on her own terms, her family is thrown into emotional chaos. Part play, part oral history, The Pyrex captures the humor, heartbreak, and raw humanity of a real family in an unreal moment. A 2025 Hollywood Fringe Scholarship Recipient.