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A fallen angel of power during cocktail hour as she spills the beans on the testosterone driven world of electronic trading. A play about the electronic world A play "on" bankers A play about blame A play not to be missed....

The Wolves is a 90 minute, no intermission, play written by Sarah DeLappe. A group of talented and young adult women trying to decide if they want to grow up, until they are forced to do so with the ways of the world.

Lisa-Skye hosts an ever-changing line up of the unmissable acts this Fringe! We’ll discuss their artistic practices. And sex. And snacks. Expect insights, titillation & fascination. With Daddy Lisa at the helm, business will get ridiculous, bombastic and above all, fun. Strap on/in for a nice time.

I’m in a faux disguise as a well adjusted adult, sitting in my car trying desperately to cry and I can’t. I hate to say it but the whole cutting thing? I get it. And if I weren’t such a pussy about blood I’d probably do it myself.

Comedian Danny Lobell has done crazy things for money. He's bred rare cats, bought chickens to sell their eggs, and battled the bureaucracy of the welfare office. Throughout his adventures, he's learned that money is only good if you make the world a better place with it.

I'm Just Not That Girl is a dark comedic solo show that kicks off with a major break-up that results in a move across the country, followed by a traumatic event that sends this thirty something millennial over the edge.

WSJ called entrepreneur & comedian Margaux Avedisian “The Queen of Bitcoin”. Like the crypto market, her life’s been a series of wild fluctuations. Hear the tale of the wild heights of Silicon Valley & the impending crash of her life. Will she recover from the patriarchy & truly step into her power?

Winner of the Off-Broadway United Solo Pride Award and celebrated sold-out Hollywood Fringe run, "The Abnormal Heart" is an unmissable solo piece by dynamic performer and writer, Parker Mills. The show navigates the comedic yet poignant adventures of a “brave,” unsuccessful, middle-aged homosexual.

A thirty something musician discovers that Parkinson's Disease is not the worst news he could have received. A cathartic autobiographical story about finding love, family, acceptance, and letting go in "no win" situations.

Lola’s countless heavens. A cat that looks like Hitler. Abandoned train tracks dividing the “east” and “west” sides of town. Taglish. Southern Baptist churches. "Model minorities" in post-9/11. A series of journals collecting dust on a forgotten bookshelf...