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Christmas Eve 2020 during the Covid-19 pandemic, 4 roommates are stuck in their apartment. One of them, Josie, is having a particularly difficult holiday season full of despair. The roommates lose Josie's cat and rally together to find her before they leave for a meteor shower viewing in the desert.

For one final performance 2Cents Theatre's hit immersive mental cabaret PSYCHOSICAL returns to Three Clubs! Don't miss the show Rob Stevens calls "...by far the best, most involving experience I have been a part of in four years of Fringe Festival attendance."

From David Mamet, one of the defining playwrights of American Theatre, comes five rarely seen one-acts plays. Each piece explores the difficult nature of human communication. Words, silences, gestures, memories, what do they all mean? When one person tells a story, can anyone truly understand?

Mother. Daughter. Sister. Soldier. The Foundry Theatre Works presents Merri Biechler’s OCCUPATION, a riveting exploration of endurance in a terrorist ravaged America. Five women grasp for hope and humor in their new role as survivors. One Defends. One Searches. One Delivers. One Tattoos. One Buries.

When the studio's next picture is an adaption of Peter Pan, four aspiring "somebodys" get their chance at fame in Los Angeles.

A couple reaches a breaking point in their marriage and attempt to regain love through a historical trip down memory lane.

“…Cirque Du Soleil good.” – The L.A. Times. Guitars. Whips. Juggling. No script. Ten years. Hundreds of performances. On any given night, you never know… Also: Saturday evening show! 4/26 at 7 pm at other venue! Go to www.MooNiEandBroon.com for info.

"RECLAMATION" New Works from the Walking Theatre Group. "The stories and poems inside us are reclaimed as paths to greater aliveness."

What do King Kong, the Fringe and annoying cellphones have in common? They're all real important in three comedy scenes from Lloyd J. Schwartz (Brady Bunch, Gilligan's Island).

A four year old with an abusive and possibly psychotic imaginary best friend, a five year old that’s the youngest suicide attempt in New Jersey history, and plenty of cocaine and dildos. MR. MARMALADE is a vicious, darkly funny commentary on how early, and in what strange ways, we’re shaped.