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GRIEF BOX is back by popular demand after a SOLD OUT run and a Best Solo Performance Nomination at HFF '24! The comedy-packed product demonstration by Australias #1 Grief Expert, Dr. Adelaide Graves, dives into our obsession with life hacks and the allure of capitalism to solve all of our problems.

From the lunatics who brought you La La La Strada! Two millennial women caught in a courtroom drama. The defendant claims she was just role-playing as a man and the sex/gender play was consensual. The complainant claims she didn't know her lover was female. Was it gender fraud? Sexual assault?

Growing up White, A Solo Play Written & Performed by VINSON GERMAN www.growingupwhitetheplay.com "Growing up White" is the comedic journey of a young black man's childhood under the influence of television and his path from cultural denial to self love!

Joe Hernandez-Kolski & Joshua Silverstein: comedy, spoken word, beatboxing, rap and revealing storytelling creating a fun show! Stan Lathan (HBO's Def Poetry & Def Comedy Jam) says, "Joe & Joshua are an amazing team! Hilarious and outrageous, driven by provocative writing and strong performances."

After last year’s Honey Honey Moon Moon (★★★★★ EdFestMag.com) this hilarious musical duo returns with a hot new hour of consensual folking. As seen in the Guardian, heard on BBC, and once reposted by P!NK.

Jimmy’s Traveling All-Stars is a comedy group based out of Boston, Massachusetts. We perform both sketch and improv at our home theater on Boylston Street and at various festivals and shows around the country. We are planning a 25th anniversary sketch comedy show that will bring together our alum!

She’s never shopped without being asked, 'Do you work here?' #PeasantVibes. Join her and a few plucky peasants in this solo show exploring the timeless struggles of looking like you work here—past and present.

Wildcat Jackson is the self-proclaimed Monarch of the West. With his silly yet edgy brand of comedy magic, he entertains as an old-west showman in a modern world. This bargain-basement Buffalo Bill Cody works a crowd with his larger-than-life charisma and offbeat one man side-show.

The brothers argue over who their deceased father's ring belongs to because they both intend to propose to their significant others. But when more family secrets are revealed the Wilcox's are forced to either settle and save their family or leave each other for good.