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A production of a Shakespearean comedy...whilst hammered.

In this award winning musical comedy, aspiring singer Casey stumbles into a Bank of The Future. With vaults filled with cabaret singers instead of cash, she begins to question her relationship between self-worth and net worth. What will this back-up singer do when life beckons her to take the lead?

A night of storytelling & stand-up from the city that never sleeps... with the same person twice. Performed by alt-comedy diva Desiree Burch (MTV, VH1). A hit at both NYC & Edinburgh Fringes, Time Out NY gives these "always honest accounts of misadventures on the road to self-discovery" * * * *!

The U.S premiere of acclaimed British playwright Ché Walker's "Been So Long" (Royal Court Theatre, London 1998). In a defunct Tex-Mex pub in Camden Town, London, a lothario, a loser, two girls on reunion, and a barman, wrestle with loneliness, violent love and revenge.

TWINK DEATH OF THE UNIVERSE is a dark comedy that follows a Korean skincare-obsessed Korean American gay trans guy trying to outrun his twink death. Braiding together queer and Korean traditional funeral rites, the play follows Twink as he is forced to face his biggest fear: running out of time.

PICK OF THE FRINGE! "Riotously written and maniacally directed” Is There Sex After Marriage? is insightful social and psychological commentary on American relationships. Three different couples – the lovers, the fighters and the let’s-get-alongers “vividly and hysterically answer the question.”

Jackie, Baby! is a one-woman solo-show set backstage in 1934 Hollywood, as talking pictures begin to replace vaudeville. Jackie, a once-celebrated star, prepares to return to the stage while reckoning with love, aging, and what it truly means to be seen.

Award-winning Kiwi comedian Marshall Lorenzo (Canada’s Drag Race) is back with a brand-new sketch comedy extravaganza, Serving Can't. Fresh off of winning the 2025 NZ Fringe International Exchange Award, Serving Can't is the follow-up to his eight-time Award-nominated sketch comedy trilogy.

When two bipolar people, living in different worlds, are linked by a one way telepathic connection, the results are a harrowing yet comical look at today's mental health crisis. Alana doesn't know Blue is painting what she holds in her hands and it's driving her mad. Their connection is QuadPolar.

An audience interactive performance of the carnival & circus sideshow arts, as instructed from an extremely rare record album entitled "How To Do Sideshow For Fun & Profit."