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Tunnel Vision is one woman’s journey from sight, to stricken with legal blindness at age 11, and back again; 10 years older, she now faces Glaucoma.

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 hilarious, heartfelt solo stand-up show about learning how to love yourself. Literally. Join queer comedian & cringe theater kid Amanda Melhuish on their cumming out journey, where they attempt to master masturbation — and finally orgasm for the first time.

Based on the testimony of a ten year old massacre survivor "Sitting on a Fallen Tree" reminds audiences of past brutal mass murders of indigenous people by the Guatemalan Army and the current threats against Mayan communities as well as their impact on U.S. immigration.

How to Survive Plane Crashes and Other Life Advice is a Fringe show comprising Ryan Kelly and some comedian friends where they tell true insane stories from their lives.

How important is any given moment in your life? Do we recognize the moments that matter most? Using Joseph Campbell’s ‘Hero’s Journey’ we’re creating a new play which attempts to answer these questions. Follow the process online, right up to opening night, at willplayforfoodtg.wordpress.com

In Sick Little Freak, Sarah Bebb finds humor in the highs and lows of life (and blood glucose). For fans of Fleabag and Mike Birbiglia, witness the hilarious, harrowing journey of being newly diagnosed with type 1 diabetes after a dramatic hospitalization. Come for the laughs, stay for the juice.

This is a magic and mentalism show-not a covert op. “Classified files” are props. “Agents” are audience volunteers. The shockingly accurate predictions? Stagecraft. Pure mentalism. It’s a comedic noir caper packed with twists, laughs, and delightfully suspicious mind games.

An autobiographical peak into the life of an African-American, gay parent of a three-legged cat. Kelvin Blunt shares his eventful experiences with weight loss and gain, dating in the gay-app era, being called "daddy" while having daddy issues, and his interactions with the...woke-challenged.

A clock counts down as Christopher rushes to make up for lost time with Abel, his once estranged, 80-year–old Ecuadorian father. Despite their language barrier, can this father (making his performance debut) and son talk forgiveness, empathy and actually understand one another before time runs out?