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A clown thriller. A (gorgeous) woman has been performing this room for years. Usually to nobody. Tonight you're here. "...this may turn out to be the funniest thing I see during the festival." – Plays Unpleasant, Philly Fringe 2025 Review

Gregg Tomé portrays a close-knit circle of Long Island townies struggling to define themselves within a haze of youthful revelry while heading toward a tragic event that forever connects them to each other and their town.

Lauren wants to be famous. At an audition for a must-have part,the Director,Stella pushes her to her mental,physical,emotional & ethical limits. Close to breaking point,she is subjected to alcohol,drugs & mind games. How far will an actor go to get the part? A hard-hitting & spiky new drama.

Join teen Sela as she faces sexual assault & condemnation from her church by painting a portal to a new world. Based on her true story, with fiery humor, she meets her future self, wrestles with God and takes down her Pastor, healing generations of female powerlessness. An epic tale of empowerment!

Beachez, the Musical takes Beaches, the movie to a new queer level. In cabaret style, CC Bloom and Hillary Whitney sing and dance their way through their life stories together—weaving through the trials and tribulations of true friendship and queer romantic love.

A sinister night of vaudeville antics, twisted mayhem and aerial hoopla. This distorted cabaret created by international and LA Times 'Top 5 Choreographers to watch' Terry Beeman clamors with humor and contemporary dance that will cast voodoo over your imagination.

When a man gets trapped in an elevator with a neighbor prior to a S&M session, they learn that their perceptions of people living next door, might not be all that correct.

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.

A fun, thought provoking one act play about the media and how news can be corrupting for audiences at home. This play is meant to juxtapose the 2 points of view in media today; dry, fact driven news stories that are important, against the sexed-up, hyped-up product endorsed fluff. Enjoy!

When one roommate can't express his opinions about the other artistically, the two meet up to discover why. However they both have a different opinion to the matter that may ruin their friendship...