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Emotional Alpha is a solo show with one tiny, super easy goal - to fix all straight men. FOREVER. Join Male Emotions Specialist, Eleos Richard (think if Brené Brown was a member of SEAL Team 6), at his Alpha Male Bootcamp as he transforms emotionally flaccid adult boys into military grade empaths

But, I'm a Cheerleader x The Passion of the Christ + 3 original worship songs

A young office worker, in the midst of her midday malaise, boards an elevator that continues up beyond the office to an enchanted and unknown land. There, she encounters mythical creatures, dastardly villains, and helping hands who show her whether or not the daily grind is what she's meant to do.

After writing the songs for the Fringe hits "Thanks A Lot - My Gratitusical!" and "12 Bars," Richard Levinson brings another set of funny, not-so-funny and not-funny-at-all songs. Last year people said things like: "Wonderful! Best random fringe ticket I've ever bought." Pay-what-you-can.

A musical comedic ode to our favorite pets, and a loving parody of musicals, DOGS is about a pack of stray pit bulls that get separated and adopted. Although they fight their new domestic lives, they learn to stop worrying and love humans.

A glimpse behind the curtain of the Fringe Festival, as observed by a first-time participant and first-time actor in 2025's "The Visitor" an immersive horror play set in the 1980s.

10 sellable dwellings await! From fixer uppers to fixer downers, the audience will take tours of the openest houses in whatever order they pick. Prop(ertie)s are great investments, and these pieces of unreal estate are priced to move, float, and fly! From hovel to blimp, these spaces are the shrimp!

Against the backdrop of Korea’s Liberation in 1945, Liberation follows two women bound by a painful past—one who compromised to survive and one who refused to yield. As their long-awaited reunion unfolds, buried secrets resurface, forcing them to confront guilt, faith, and the true price of freedom.

From Hollywood to Broadway and Back; an artist navigates an industry and a country’s increasingly narrow perception of body image in an attempt to stay working, stay sane, and find a healthy life.

Somewhere in Los Angeles a woman is being evicted. She has six months to live (in her home). Determined to find a sense of belonging, she lives her days like they are her last. A play about longing, loss and a plea for silliness in hard times. Written by Kate Banford & Andrew Shearer.