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Andy used to be in the 'extraordinarily inept' double act, The Duncan Brothers. But then Andy moved to LA to be a dad. Now all Andy has is Andy. He won't miss the reassuring presence of his brother one bit. He definitely has a solid hour of relatable comedy that he can deliver by himself.

The Shape of me is a two-woman show about living out loud in fat bodies. The show is a call to action to create a more inclusive and diverse world meant to encourage folks to embrace love, life, and adventure in the body they have

Innocent. Honest. Hilarious.

Through fragmented memories, dark humor, and uneasy alliances, a teen in a mental hospital relives the worst day of her life: the day her father decided she was dangerous enough to disappear.

The play begins in Person’s room on the strangest day of their life. After 3 days of staying in bed, Person is contemplating what it means "to be alive” when suddenly, their bed sticks to them. Like literally. Weird, right? In this semi-absurd theatre piece, we need to figure out how to get unstuck.

Mr. Ow is a silly yet glamorous worm who does magic, gambles with your biggest hopes and dreams, and you'll love when he wins it all. From the heart of Reno's favorite clown-magician Tozy, comes her newest show. You'll leave delighted, deepened, and maybe a little bit dumber.

In this dark comedy set in a secluded Swiss cabin, Augustine gathers her closest people for what seems like a normal visit, until she drops a bombshell that sends everything spiraling into chaos.

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.

Crabshley travels back to her hometown for a wedding and learns the painful truth that she still doesn't fit in with the people she's known her whole life. She's still just a freaky little guy and she also happens to be a horseshoe crab.

What Women Taught Me is a tour de force for the empowerment of women everywhere! Journey with Kirk Anthony Bellagio (Right on Orchard Street, Professionals (Blue)), through all the centuries that matter as he struggles alongside his feminist ancestors to discover what it means to be a real ally.