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Cringe Fest is the culmination of all those awful shows you wish your friend never dragged you to. It's a test of grit for those who think they can stomach a full hour of the most cringeworthy, unwatchable bits from the worst shows in town. Proceed with caution -- this show won't be easy.

A girl, her best friend, and a real-life dinosaur she accidentally conjured set out on a quest to kill her high school abuser, or ummm… maybe just tell him off? They haven’t decided yet. Dinosaurs is an original script about time travel, healing your inner child, and sweet, sweet revenge.

Do you know what it's like to fight to live despite the pull to die? Shayda will open up their past to bring you back in time to experience some life-altering moments. CONTENT & TRIGGER WARNINGS - Suicide/Suicidal Thoughts, Drug Use/Addiction, Child Loss, Mental Illness, Gender Dysphoria.

What happens to a hard driving compulsive when he retires and has to face figuring out what to do with the rest of his lie. 79 and a Half is the story of Mitch’s one month journey as he faces a possible life ending diagnosis and with wit and humor, and help from a spirit, learns to live.

Described as a “beautiful piece of solo artistry,” Too Big for Her Britches, is a one-woman musical dramedy with 7 live, original songs and 25 characters. It's a “must-see rollercoaster of emotions." A battle between her Inner Shame and Inner Warrioress to break generational trauma and love.

Patti Smith and Sam Shepard wrote this intimate play as punk, rock and new wave collide. A woman kidnaps a young man with the hopes of inspiring him to be a rock and roll star. Cowboy Mouth is about taking responsibility for our own creativity, and falling in love with the person, not the potential.

A woman ends her estrangement from her mother and sister following the death of her father, learning truths about her parents' marriage and family history in the process. This 3-woman play explores themes of death, generational trauma, dysfunction, cultural differences, and ultimately, forgiveness.

Beau and Aero, two incompetent aviators, explore flight, folly, and the world around them in this family friendly physical comedy production. These acrobatic clowns live in a world where balloons are bountiful and laughs are abundant. Prepare to take flight with a duo that's A Little Bit Off!

A multi-sensory, erotic tone poem taking place in the 1990’s NYC queer scene, “Devon’s Diary" follows a young artist's darkly-comedic downward spiral, initiated by her mother’s death—and the subsequent request by her girlfriend to open their previously monogamous relationship.

Gil Kuno destroys the guitar! Feeling that 1 player on 6 strings hindered what was possible in composition, he created a way for 6 players to simultaneously play 1-stringed guitars. Part sculpture, part dance, part dare-devil, and ALL inspiration.