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Four creatives try to put on a self-financed action play that showcases their talents. There's accents! There's fights! There's jokes! There's no audience participation. There is some Shakespeare. It's a play within a play and it mostly makes sense. We think. We hope.

The Strong Stoic Straitz bros are taking their hit manosphere podcast to the Fringe stage. Their mission? To officially TAKE BACK THEATER for MEN! Thus, they are doing their latest episode as a FULL MUSICAL. FINALLY, a musical from the straight, male perspective...for once! (All cast female.)

A "one-man" theatrical show, with sprinklings of stand-up, storytelling, and candor. Characters cover the spectrum from your basic Vietnam vet turned "schizo" to Nikola Tesla; with winding tales of mistaken drug deals gone bad, and the experience of being the token white guy.

On the shores of the Salton Sea, a disenchanted killer ('Last Action Hero's' Austin O'Brien) gets friendly with the locals while clashing with his superior (Anthony DiMaria). Along the way, he crosses paths with two young women (Melissa Stephens, Ethel Mayville) on a weekend escape from the city.

Come spend a day in the life with Ham— a country girl who tends farm, runs a livestock auction and is a star of the bar. People often ask me, "Sam, what is Mississippi like?" And this is a clown show about that. Kind of. It’s a “work hard, play hard” situation, where a country girl makes do.

“158 Steps” is a solo performance by Renato Fimene, written and directed by César Baptista. It follows Nobody, a Brazilian immigrant navigating rejection, identity, and invisibility. Blending memory and dreams, it explores resilience and the distance we travel to be seen.

A tarot-reading lesbian is forced from her home after Christian neighbors go cult mode. Based on real events, this dark comedy explores religious extremism inside a creepy cottage town that probably needs an exorcism. Best Solo Show winner, Edinburgh Fringe Festival 2025.

🏆 WINNER OF THE HOLLYWOOD FRINGE SCHOLARSHIP: An immersive comedy experience that's part clown show, part game show, part philosophical discussion on humanity. By Natasha Mercado

"The Johnny Chin-Beard Chronicles" is a solo show about the unexpected examination of self-worth and identity that arises from my daily dust-ups with a petty write-all-day-at-Starbuck's-er. It's ostensibly a comedy.

What happened in Joe’s past that he’s blocked it so completely out? When you open the door to someone’s horrific past, you sometimes have to step through it in order to help.