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A world premiere, silent play exploring themes of love, religion, consumerism, aging, and the relationship between generations. The play follows one man, named Capire, as he lives out his entire life on stage.

Set in a 20-something’s living room minutes before a date arrives, a conversation between 3 roommates snowballs into a hilarious, philosophical and violent portrayal of how men of the millennial generation experience the big L(ove) word and all that surrounds it.

A dual citizen of South Korea and the United States, Hannah tries to navigate between the two countries while keeping her relationship with the character Korea (played by an African American woman) and America (played by a Caucasian woman).

In this campy musical comedy, Jingle writer Robert has writer’s block for the lipstick product Luscious Lips. With a cry for help, he enters a magical world, where three drag queens with larger than life attitudes appear, ready to help. Think A Christmas Carol meets Priscilla.

Every wolf starts as a cub...Some just have to claw their way up. A darkly comedic solo play about an ambitious Black accountant fighting for a seat at the table in the ruthless world of Wall Street. As power, class, and loyalty collide, he must decide: How far will he go to survive?

“I Can’t Indian Good” is a comedic solo show written/performed by Brandon Raman, a first generation Indian-American with zero ties to India, exploring how you can build a sense of personal identity when you feel culturally adrift. Sometimes all you need is a carpooling herd of (imaginary) ancestors.

"Mary's Medicine" tells the true story of Jamaican nurse Mary Seacole. A woman who practices unconventional medicine during a controversial time. Despite being a decorated hero of the Crimean War history forgot her amazing life and legacy. Now her incredible story will finally be told.

A man searching for a phantom armadillo. A priest breaking from her faith. Former multiple award-winning Hollywood Fringe vets team up to present two original short plays: ‘The Holy Name of Apostasy’ by Ryan Lisman, and ‘Man vs. Armadillo’ by Benjamin Schwartz.

Winner of TheatreSeattle.com's "Pick of the Fringe" Award. It's often said that he who has the remote control has the power. Not in this living room...Take a bizarre and hilarious plunge into the other side of the screen and discover why they call it “Programming".

Improv Dance Company : totally improvised dance, dancers of all styles, ages, types, physical magic silent comedy drama fashion performance art