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A famous photographer suffers a horrific accident. As a group of her less successful friends rally around her in the hospital, an almost unthinkable plan starts to take shape: Could she be their next art project? Warning: Contains nudity, adult language and sexual situations.

“Tomahawk,” a play by James Domine, mixes episodes of love, war, lust and betrayal into a counterpoint of governmental subterfuge, police brutality, missing beer and drunken buffoonery as the conflicting emotions of youth evolve into the delusional quandary of middle-age.

You're in Heaven. You hate it. Now what? A black comedy of devils, angels, whiskey and 665 Mardi Gras'. Now a part of the Fringe Producers Awards Encore Extensions! Two dates added in July. 11th and 25th at 8:30pm www.dustybums.wix.com/angels-and-whiskey

Satyrs and nymphs crashing your high-society wedding rehearsal? A woman's carefully-laid plans are upended by horns sprouting from her head, and with them, new...feelings.

What happens when love meets anxiety? And OCD? And depression? Join me in this comedic exploration of all the neurotic tendencies and defense mechanisms between me and something called happy. If I can get out of my own way, I just might figure it out. Then again, it might be the death of me.

Escaping the confines of Taft, California, Justice drives to Los Angeles—the porn capital of the world—in a hilarious yet heartbreaking quest to lose her virginity. This neurodivergent comedy of errors explores the absurdities of social cues and the lack of logic in getting laid.

Thirteen's Spring is a poetic take on The Diary of Anne Frank. This delicate coming of age piece explores the universal relationship between father and daughter, the power of young love, and the dangerous events surrounding many comes to life through movement and powerful use of ensemble.

Stephanie Matsuba has been fired from her job, she has lost her grandma, and she has not left her house in a very long time. Over the course of a day, together with Stephanie we venture outside the house and inside her stream of consciousness, through a disarming and alarming day.

A truthful odyssey of identity, migration, and self-discovery through the eyes of an unknown Vietnamese immigrant navigating the tumultuous waters of cultural assimilation in America through a tapestry of Butoh dance, introspective narrative, and glittering bits of campy humor.

Living in solitude with inoperable stage four cancer, Sandra hires Jill, a young woman still finding her way in the world, to be her short-term caregiver and companion. The two women must put aside their differences and find common ground as they navigate the inevitable end of a human life.