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Encore performances of 2012s Hollywood Fringe WINNER for Best One Person Show! A Comedy musical about bullying and gay teen suicide.

Mr. Ow is a silly yet glamorous worm who does magic, gambles with your biggest hopes and dreams, and you'll love when he wins it all. From the heart of Reno's favorite clown-magician Tozy, comes her newest show. You'll leave delighted, deepened, and maybe a little bit dumber.

Its 2001 & 9-year-old Roxy's Babushka just asked her what she wants to do with her life. In a Britney Spears & Us Weekly world, Roxy just wants to be famous. Through 14 characters, pop parodies & pre-recorded skits, we're taken on an inspirational joyride of what it means to nurture your inner child

Ganymede: Most beautiful mortal, abducted by the sky god, put in Heaven as Aquarius, god of service- a horrific ascent to spiritual perfection. Ben: Rational linguist, prone to madness, in the degenerate modern Age of Pisces, suffers Revelation into the Age of Aquarius. There's wine; praise Bacchus.

After a series of self-inflicted tragedies, a Hollywood dreamer has to go back to basics and figure out some life truths. Out of all the questions to answer, the biggest (and most unexpected): is "he" actually a "she"?

What happens when you move to Korea for K-pop and a paycheck? Vickie accidentally became a D-list celeb, ate bugs on TV, puked up Christmas cake, and was saved by the mafia…before learning to save herself. A solo show about chasing fame, identity, and losing yourself in someone else’s K-drama plot.

M.J. Kang is Korean. She's a winner. Join her as she reveals all of her secrets of how she's not a model minority. The Winner is presented with live music played by Mia Safdie, a talented multi-instrumentalist.

Based on the true story of Amie Enriquez's year long journey through a 28 day addiction treatment program, "Lightweight" examines a complicated young woman's attempt to survive anorexia, commune with a dead music icon, and maintain a debilitatingly positive attitude in post 9/11 New York City.

A father tries to develop his version of the musical "Love Never Dies" starring his daughters and finds himself staging it in a strip club. One of his daughter's boyfriend tries to stop it from happening and high junks ensue.

How can we all unite to deconstruct the mindset of the faces of oppression, stereotyping, racism and misogyny using dark comedy, historic messages and pop culture memes. & A Bonus Edutainment Experience of The Life of Dr. King - speeches to reignite the dream with Darryl Van Leer.