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"For the love of God, keep your cell phones on!" A sci-fi, interactive performance opus. Two stories bleed in and out of each other concerning acts of forgetting and remembering, and everything gained and lost by it. Can horror and mystery really be solved by a smartphone app?

ONE NIGHT ONLY! In this PULP FICTION STAR WARS, an army deserter and his partner—the alien super-intelligence inhabiting his spaceship—set course for darkly-comic, scifi adventure in a multimedia, audience participation, staged reading extravaganza! Sex! Violence! Sarcasm! It's everything you love!

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!

It was supposed to be an easy score. Whack the mark. Set the scene. Take the money. That's how they planned it. But for poor Moose and Sonny, a really bad night is only just beginning. A darkly funny interactive crime thriller where you decide who lives, who dies, and who gets away with murder.

Learn from our brilliant panelists how to practice fully inclusive producing and intersectional approaches to personal stake in ending white supremacy in and out of the theatre space. From auditions & casting, community building, audience engagement, marketing, and show content.

Most people have said at least one time or another "If I could only be a fly on the wall", well here's your chance to experience the mean, and not so mean streets of Compton. From the seventies, up until the Snowflake/Ronald Regan era.

"O’Brien Directed by the respected Cameron Watson, this one-woman gem ... a heart-piercing, transformative wonder, meticulously put together & performed on an emotional edge that sneaks up on you & then leaves you floating out of the theater high on the surprising possibilities of life." LA Magazine

Critics call They Call Me Mister Fry "a hilarious, yet tear breaking story" about a first year 5th grade teacher in an inner city classroom. Performed off-Broadway for 3 months, won 4 festival awards, 2 command performance before the Dept of Ed in Washington, DC and endorsed by Stephen Colbert.

Ethan Stanislawski, the son of a Jewish History professor and grandson of a liberal Zionist political icon, tells his tale of religious and cultural expectations clashing with his quest for belonging and self-understanding. 10% of all proceeds go to IfNotNow.

For his whole life, Mark Vigeant did everything he could to make everyone else happy. The moment he decides to change, he dies in an accident. After being sent to hell, he's given one chance to convince his 11-year-old self not to people-please. The only problem? Mark hates that fat, stupid idiot.