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David Spade and Chris Farley spend a late night in 30 Rockefeller Plaza, half writing and half arguing. Philosophies collide and jealousies arise as they realize they're nothing without the other.

The story of Dr Vincent Cornelisse and his partner Jonathan Duffy. They decided to take a big risk and move from Urban Brisbane to Rural Queensland (Australia). As a gay couple they had reservations about how they would be received by the tiny community of Mundubbera.

JP Brown is recording his very first stand-up comedy special entitled, "Philosophy & Pasta", where he waxes poetically about various topics -- his name change, his Caribbean upbringing, "talking white", traveling adventures, loneliness & memes, toxic masculinity, and everything else inside his head.

An upbeat comedy about sexual politics and dating as a group of friends examine their experiences. The result is a happy interaction of stories, sophisticated writing, and impeccable timing. Add a dance number and message – something about consideration and getting real – and we’re ready to rock

It's Meet The Parents with a naked twist! Skye is about to introduce her conservative boyfriend to her family, but she's never told him that she and her family are nudists! Will their relationship survive? In this immersive theatre experience, the audience is required to be in their birthday suits.

Virginia City is a new musical about finding your voice. A young drifter named Sam Clemens lands a job as a reporter in an old west mining town. Inspired by a visit from scandalous showgirl Adah Isaacs Menken, Sam finds his voice and becomes Mark Twain.

LOVE CHICKEN is a queer comedy about friendship, long-kept secrets and the making of well-meaning chaos. Nonbinary best friends Lolo and Yan's weekend of bonding and board games is crashed by unexpected visitors and a host of unresolved feelings. Shows: 6/5, 6/10, 6/18 @ McCadden Masks Required.

Imagine if The Gilmore Girls f*cked The Exorcist and 9 months later aborted the baby from Agnes of God. You'd have The Pig Farm.

After writing the songs for the Fringe hits "Thanks A Lot - My Gratitusical!" and "12 Bars," Richard Levinson brings another set of funny, not-so-funny and not-funny-at-all songs. Last year people said things like: "Wonderful! Best random fringe ticket I've ever bought." Pay-what-you-can.

Love Has No Gender is an original play completely conceived, written, and performed by at-risk youth in Pacoima, CA as a part of the City of L.A.'s Gang Reduction Youth Development (GRYD) program. The play explores such themes as gender identity, drug abuse, and immigration.