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What's it like to let two million dollars slip through your fingers? Ask Marc. He's a shy, henpecked young man whose father has just died and left everything to gold-digging Rhoda. Together, they spend days in the dead man's house, as Marc ponders his next moves, including the destruction of Rhoda.

What if Bette Midler and Jerry Garcia had a love child? Hop on the Magic Mushroom School Bus as one woman journeys down the Rabbit Hole and Over the Rainbow. In a multimedia ‘Choose Your Own Adventure’ musical comedy experience.  Can she survive Cult Leaders, Law Enforcement, and Bears? Oh My! You w

As she waits for her family to reunite, the deceased Mallory watches over her young adult daughter Morgan as she comes to terms with her sexuality. Together, they take on a journey of discovery and love that reminds us what it is to be alive before we Fade for good.

This is an audience-participation, interactive play where YOU can affect the narrative. Each performance is different. A collection of objects at a charity sale reminisce about their glory days while hoping to find new purpose with new owners--you, the audience.

It's surprisingly what comes up when you're living as a 30-double-J in a 34-C world.

*PICK OF THE FRINGE* Taking place in South Florida, an ironclad stone crabbing business owner (Ruth) takes a devastating blow when Hurricane Andrew hits in the Summer of 1991. In the weeks following, Ruth and her daughter Maybelline must confront choices which may change their lives forever.

SILKEN VEILS, an original work, combines Rumi poetry, marionettes, shadow puppets and animation. Darya, an Iranian-born American citizen, struggles with love in her contemporary life while reliving her childhood in Iran during the Revolution of 1979. www.silkenveils.net

With humor and heart, THE STORYTELLER blends two cultures and four unbelievable stories into one compelling narrative about what it means to be paid to lie for a living, and how it feels to be only the 10th best storyteller in his family. Two-time Best-in-Fringe at NYC Fringe and Hollywood Fringe

Winner, Best in Fringe Festival Award at New York Fringe Theatre Festival. “Daring,” Critic’s Choice, Chicago Reader. Explores sexuality unexpectedly, prompting Bill O’Reilly to call Sacre “a sexual extremist.” “Remarkable….[Sacre is] a serious artist,” Village Voice. Come and be molested.

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