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Escape rooms: everyone's favorite activity to do when you're going to a birthday party hosted by a virgin or when your company is forcing you to go under the threat of contract termination. Escape rooms famously simulate everyone's favorite real-life feelings of being stuck in a room with a bunch of

‪A couple of colonists on their way to a distant planet were awakened from their cryo-sleep years ahead of schedule. Now they’re forced to spend every moment of every day trapped together in a tiny capsule. They have to find a way to get past their mutual loathing to work together so they don’t die.

'The Importance Of Being Oscar' follows Oscar Wilde at the end of his life. Released from prison, he discusses love, loss, morality and lack thereof. A whimsical and heartbreaking tribute, laced with Wilde’s own words.

The Lady’s Not for Burning by Christopher Fry is a romantic verse comedy, known for its wry characterizations and graceful language, about a war-weary soldier who wants to die, and an accused witch who wants to live. Mayhem ensues.

"What are we teaching our children about food?"Jamie Oliver. In Food Empire share the real-life answer of inhabitants from the Inland Empire to this question.

Comedians Amy Hessler and Scout Durwood and Joey Greer team up for a fifty minute show featuring sketch, song, stand-up and dance.

Randy is tormented by a talking heart while trying to find his missing wife, Sif.

Come hear a brief presentation from A true multi-hyphenate in the entertainment industry about her personal experience with Domestic Violence and her play "But I Love Him". No cost to attend

James, a young artist succumbs to vices enmeshing the sudden loss of his father, Lanair, with the loss of an abusive relationship with his former partner, Scarlet. Will James be able to find a way out of mental purgatory and develop tools to co-exist with his losses or become over-shadowed by grief?

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.”