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'Old Boyfriend', written by Neil LaBute, is about one womans path to self forgiveness.

From barely qualifying for The Itty Bitty Titty Committee to being president of The Big Booby Brigade, join Rachel and her two breast friends on a journey of chestal development. This show celebrates the universal struggle of learning to embrace who we are while laughing along the way.

A group of first person stories with the theme of survival. A testament to the strength of human beings during times of heartbreaking loss. Stories of redemption with moments of sadness, frustration and laughter.

Comedian Fielding Edlow's (Bojack Horseman) solo show about being gaslit for 13 years by her character actor husband. Fresh off a successful run at the Edinburgh Fringe, it was featured in the UK Times: “Their marriage was like the Exxon Valdez supertanker leaking gallons of oil in your home.”

A gonzo retelling of true events exploring the mechanics of belief, the power of the ego, and the birth of mass marketing as satisfied patients, skeptical experts, and sacrificial livestock respond to the unusual medical techniques of the worst doctor and best scoundrel America has ever seen.

A one-time performance of a whodunnit the actors have never read. When they mess up a line, they take a drink. Actors will be chosen from audience volunteers, and everyone (who wants) will get a chance to perform. More than a show, this is a communal celebration of movie magick.

Daddy Strong Legs is a one man comedy extravaganza. Featuring stand up comedy by Garrett Buss, disrespectful drivel by Garrett CUSS (an evil bad boy who and swings nunchucks and breaks all the rules) The Ghost of Stan Lee (Spider-man's Dad) and Boney Skele Tony (a skeleton who skateboards.)

Join us for a celebration of all that’s excelled in the festival as the nominees march down the red carpet on a path to Fringe glory. It’s also a fantastic, rowdy, irreverent fete to cheer everyone’s glories of the 18 days that precede it.

Join us for the event of the season: the Opening Night Party at LGBT Center (1125 N McCadden Pl)! A night of drinks, dancing, meeting your fellow participants & more. VIP packages available. Entrance requires a $5 Fringe Button ($3 for participants, primary contacts for shows receive one for free).

A comedic look at male masculinity through the eyes of five Irish-American men in a support group for a particular "shortcoming". They examine how their inherent curse has affected various aspects of their everyday lives and identities.