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Five actor-writers present original, personal, hysterical solo performances. According to Lyda Woods, the producer, you will: “Adopt a Ratsmacker, help a schizophrenic babysitter play his mind at full volume, lust for chocolate-covered cherries, and frolic with a pink octopus."

Unrequited love! Hidden Agendas! Terrible Play! What could possibly go wrong? Perfecting the Kiss: the comedy you need to see about the show you did that time.

After an encounter with a complete stranger leads to a boost in morale, a homeless man loses and searches for his most valued object in Los Angeles as seen through the scope of Italian Neorealism & Magical Realism.

Leaving Shakespeare unleashes his tragic women—ripped from time and language—to reclaim their lives. Juliet, Lady Macbeth, the witches, and more are thrown into bold new worlds where they don’t just survive… they rise, take power, and finally thrive.

The workshop will be led by a panel of past participants and other veteran community members who can offer you an insider perspective of putting up a show on the Fringe as well as expert advice on marketing and networking.

Picasso at the Lapin Agile is a comedic play by STEVE MARTIN that imagines a meeting between a young Pablo Picasso and Albert Einstein in a Parisian cafe in 1904, before they became famous. The play, which blends historical figures with absurd humor, explores themes of art, science, and genius.

The Perfect Game is an immersive experiment in athletics and performance that asks the question "What if you played a game of baseball, but with no ball?"

This workshop will be led by a panel of past participants and other veteran community members who can offer you an insider perspective of putting up a show on the Fringe as well as expert advice on marketing and networking.

Starring Crystal Bowersox –Room 105 is a thoughtful and entertaining tribute to legendary soul singer Janis Joplin.

Born to Lead Despite the challenges facing women and minorities of her generation, Susan Ahn Cuddy never took for granted the sacrifices of her democracy. She became the first female aerial gunnery officer in the history of the U.S. Navy.