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Kara has it all: The column. The blonde. The boyfriend. The answers. Russ has… a bone to pick: Why is dating advice always written for somebody else? A show about being brown, queer, chronically ill, and lonely. DM @dafuq.show for discounts and cross promotion! Learn more at bit.ly/fuqme ;)

I Hope You Heal is a solo show following an Indian-American woman’s experience dating someone of her own ethnicity for the first time. Modern meet cute. Red flags. Lessons learned. Come experience the five stages of dating a bonafide fuckboy.

An urban musical about the last hiphop and R&B radio station in the country.

A performance of mixed up proportions and mind bending contortions. With Ember, a button-addict cowboy-boot wearing contortionist; and her quirky-counterpart, Poki, master of balance and object illusion. Button Wagon is sure to tickle your soul, wiggle your toes, and entangle your mind with wonder.

dog-friendly comedy show in partnership with a local dog rescue. laugh for a good cause!

Eric has feelings for a girl. And she’s coming over tonight. Unsure what to do, Eric seeks out the advice of his two roommates (Rex and Trent), who manage to confuse him even more. To make matters worse, they all accidentally ingest a major psychotropic substance. And then Eric’s date shows up...

Part theater, part drive-in movie, and part car-wash, The Car Show explores how communication is manipulated/distorted by modes of transmission—including technology, space, age, status, taboo, and the internal/external divide... Come enjoy drama from the comfort of your own car!

They say people don’t understand irony. Harmon dissects the incongruity between the INTENDED meaning of things and the real ACTUAL perceived meaning of things. You’ll look at the entire world and contemplate whether it’s ironic or NOT ironic. A hit at festivals worldwide.

This is an innovative and unusual 90 minute documentary film about the 2009 street protests in America. You will see over 60 people interviewed, including doctors and nurses, in a stream of conversation between people on the various sides of reform issues in the U.S.

Recent college grads Chase and Savannah are taking NYC by storm with their "fearlessly funny" act. The New York Times has supplied them with the nickname "the Smothers Sisters", and compared them to the hit show, "Broad City". Come join these millennials for a night full of laughter, fun, and dance.