Search Results

3 table reads for original scripts written by Woody Fu, served piping hot! June 7 - Chinese School (30m comedy) / June 20 - Invisible! (30m comedy) / June 25 - Long Way Down (60m drama) “As far back as I can remember, I always wanted to [write pilot scripts].” -Goodfellas

Ascension Day written by Timothy Mason is a one-act play that follows the lives of nine Wisconsin teenagers at a bible camp as they navigate their varying levels of faith, trust, and discipline. Winner of the Encore Producers Award! Extended to July 3rd and July 5th!

Set in Lamar, MO, in 1994, fading local celebrity Burt Thunders is hosting a telethon to raise one million dollars to save all the whales PERMANENTLY (that means for all time).

Mixed Asian American (predominantly Japanese American, and part Cuban American) artist, Orchid Cameron's is sick of being hyper-sexualized in the media, and no matter how much she tries to look innocent, is treated like a sex object regardless of the straight A's and church girl insides.

Bring your phones and Katie and Dana will improv songs based on real text messages from your exes!

Interested in site-specific & immersive work? Or producing your show at a venue in the Fringe Zone that’s not already registered with Fringe (BYOV)? This workshop is for you!

Two international solo works collide in one powerful evening. An Indian American lawyer & a South African man confront culture, naming, inheritance, and expectation. A dual solo experience exploring identity, belonging, & what it costs to live by someone else’s rules.

The greatest love story of ever told ruined by a couple of jerks. Written by "William Shakespeare" Adapted and Performed by Alison Elliott & Peggy Sinnott Directed by Carly D. Weckstein Stage Managed by Mercedes Aponte

Macho Like Me is the true account of Helie Lee’s remarkable six-month journey living life as a man. As Helie soon finds out, her assumptions are quickly dashed – resulting in a new world-view that ends up surprising many – especially herself.

Sue and Carol are lifeguards. But when your job is to watch, when do you actually get to live? And what are they waiting for? A sign of danger? Maybe that’s just what they need.