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A coming of age story of Surbhi.

Homesick is a coming-of-age story that explores the boundary between family—found or otherwise—and self. Skylar, Lou, Scarlett, Roo, and Sam are five teenagers who had nothing until they met each other. Now together, they have everything to lose.

WINNER, Best of Fringe Extension and Duende Distinction for Playwriting. NOMINEE, Best Solo Show. A true story of Love, Fear and Ayahuasca. How far will one man go to find transformation? And will he find his way back?

TWO BLACK GAY MEN ON A JOURNEY OF LOVE, INFIDELITY AND (EVENTUALLY) FORGIVENESS TOLD THROUGH A BLEND OF POETRY AND STORYTELLING.

A hysterical one woman comedy featuring 30 characters in pretty Awkward situations that make Missy question her body,her love life,& life in general. A host of characters will have you laughing, crying, & a few you will want to kick in the teeth.Come embrace Your Awkward & Find Your Fab!

A personal journey after loss of a father (Age 10) - growing up searching through lessons learned as a child to discovering a father’s personality ingrained within. His search leads thru internal/emotional trials, from grade school to to adulthood. Story is told from Glen's memories and experiences

In Inherit the Smut, Roy Sekoff shares stories about navigating the minefield of male adolescence -- including discovering his father’s sizeable collection of X-rated movies -- and examines the ridiculous nature of young lust, Oedipal anxieties, and roaring into puberty during the Golden Age of Porn

Imagine someone being able to bend metal with their mind, just like Neo. Imagine if someone could move objects with only chi energy, just like Luke. Imagine if someone had an innate ability to persuade like Obi. Imagine someone being able to get into someone's mind, just like Xavier.

"Learn to Love Goodbye" is an hour of original music by Darcy Rose Byrnes . She plays and sings her songs on piano, ukulele, guitar and ruan. Darcy Rose is the speaking and singing voice of "Princess Amber" on Sofia the First and "Maricela" on Spirit: Riding Free.

Bea and Valerie are BFFs who are total opposites. Valerie is bold and sex positive while Bea is awkward and neurotic. Their world gets turned upside-down when they meet a handsome, well-endowed stranger. Can these Asian women save their friendship while wrestling with questions of identity and race?