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Back in the Old Country, jealous fairies steal a human child and replace it with one of their own: a creature made to look and sound almost exactly like the one taken… but not quite human. Changeling is a clown-y exploration of a very dark fairy tale about “problem children”—and problem parents.

Celebrate our World Premiere with a series of one act plays that will make you laugh, make you cry, and also have you asking why.

Willy Loman crashes into King Lear’s home in Purgatory, where they examine the harsh realities of their lives. Lear has frequent upsetting delusions of his life & Loman watches the damage he caused his family in life & after death. 2Cents Theatre's selection for the 2019 Best of INK Fest @Fringe!

Ted Lasso's Brendan Hunt returns to his first and favorite solo show, describing the five years he lived in Amsterdam, wherein he slowly transformed from depressed Midwestern nerd to reasonably happy D-List Eurotrash Celebrity. MATURE AUDIENCES ONLY.

What if a Russian was the good guy for a change? Andrew Byron's hit UK solo show returns to LA. In this moving and funny play about a simple, decent Siberian immigrant, Andrew plays 15 characters of all descriptions. "...surpasses every single show in the Fringe" Remotegoat.com

It's 1968 and three Kittens (AKA cocktail waitresses) are lured to work at the New York Pussy Cat Club by the glamour, career opportunities, and pay, but the club soon pushes them to their limits and challenges their preconceived notions of what it means to be a "modern woman."

In 2025 Los Angeles, a brilliant cancer researcher’s cure hides a dark secret. A nursing student, driven by her sister’s death from brain cancer, joins his hospital—only to uncover disturbing truths about the cure and her sister’s past. The closer she gets, the greater the danger.

After her father’s sudden death, a young Black woman prepares to shut down the beloved record store he left behind until the teen he mentored in her absence challenges everything she thought she knew.

A dad strives to raise a self-possessed biracial girl, yet comes up against his scars as a gay Armenian-American. In oft-hilarious storytelling, Chahinian fumbles through fatherhood in multiracial America. Inspired by essays he published in New York Times Modern Love, O The Oprah Magazine, & Cosmo.

A one-act comedy about a possibly (definitely) toxic group of six friends, whose time together always seems to end in a blow out. While getting ready to leave for their annual camping trip, a private note is found on the ground. On this small piece of paper are all of their names, ranked.