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SQUEAKY, the story of Lynette “Squeaky” Fromme, is a tale of unrequited love, political fanaticism, and one woman’s quest for liberation. Who knows? This time you may just find yourself hearing her.

A Wild West Vaudevillian Extravaganza! Join Sunset Cowgirl as she escapes a looming lobotomy and unpacks some multi-generational trauma. An acid Western, told through vaudevillian acts of violence, dance, clowning & song. It’s Coen Brothers, Shirley Temple & Joan Didion meets magical realism.

It is a Solo Show I'm writing is from a Neogranadine seamstress who spied for the Revolutionary Forces during the Spanish Reconquista of the Viceroyalty of New Granada. She was captured by Spanish Royalists and ultimately executed for high treason.

A boy dreams of becoming a brave knight. His hero dies and is faced with what life means when he is gone. Through his song and dance, Grant explores themes of masculinity and identity while creating connection, vanquishing dragons, and seeking love.

“The London Rose” is a musical that tells the story of Edward Kingsley, a transgender man in Victorian London, who returns home to rebuild his life one month before Oscar Wilde's conviction of homosexuality.

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

Looking to escape an absurd political election outcome in his country, a young man decides to move to France & begin a new life in the city of Love, Beauty, and Lights-Paris! Immersed in a European universe the audience experiences a myriad of unique & surprising moments.

SHORT One woman's journey through the ups and extreme downs of her life. We see her secrets unfold through her mother's eyes, the narrator.

Monster Beautiful is like Frankenstein meets Masters of Sex, set in a university. The musical subtly weaves contemporary challenges to gender roles, expectations, stereotypes, sexuality, and agency.

Dublin. 1964. Meet Alfie Byrne, bus conductor with a poet’s heart. He dispenses tickets with Oscar Wilde verse. St. Imelda’s amateur theatricals are his passion. And privately, Alfie’s heart holds a secret confessed to his Irish Salome: despite bigotry or shame, “you just have to love who you love.”