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Temple Tantrum is a one woman show about surviving a cult, internalizing my abusers, and finally beating my own worst enemy- ME! It’s hilarious!

In an archetypal journey to find hope and truth in a dark time, Seven incorporates seven views of the world through the lens of a shapeshifter. This one woman show is a look at honor, loyalty, luxury, vengeance, science, and religion in today's world.

This solo show is Smiens’ coming out story, but also a story about how he found his way back to himself.  Smiens’ powerful story will make you laugh, cry, as well as think, in a poignant and emotionally moving way that inspires hope.

A one-act, one-daughter comedy about surviving your mother’s incarcerations. A cocktail of humor and pathos, the show touches on prison and mental health systems in America, love addiction, and being single and childless in today’s world.

Today’s world is rife with race hatred of all types. In order to combat this rising hate Mitchell began delving into the history and source of antisemitism in the hopes that looking at the truth of the source of anti-Semitic beliefs could be an antiseptic to the disease of hate of all types.

Dane moved to Los Angeles as an adult boy child, to pursue his dream of becoming a professional actor. What happened after he arrived was nothing he expected. Join Dane as he journeys from terrible jobs to sexy lonely women, and unexpected births to become a Square Jawed American Man Child

Glen’s personal journey growing up searching through the lessons learned as a child to discovering his father’s personality ingrained within him. Told from memories and experiences, captured in this epic History after the loss of his father at a young age.

SPIT is Spoken Word Ensemble Theatre. Written in contemporary metered and free verse; SPIT dances between dialogue and soliloquy, bravely exploring the important themes of our times. #spitaboutit

Steve Budd plays a New Age couple who met BEFORE they met, an artist with a soft spot for homeless guys, a pair of Metal Heads who want to get married on 6-6-6, and more. Created from interviews. Best of the 2016 SF Fringe Fest. Satisfy your voyeuristic tendencies about how others look for love!

Pleading Infinity by T. J. Walsh. In this funny and moving solo play, Jonathan Ebeling is Bob Donovan, screenwriter, wrestling with life’s big questions including Hollywood, near death experiences, ghosts, UFOs, the creation of the universe, and, finally, the meaning of life.