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This show is about a man suffering from dissociative identity disorder. He’s a hapless Mexican-American priest; he’s a gay South American revolutionary; he’s a spirit in a garden under the volcano. We dive into the human psyche and its archetypes to shed light on the question of who we really are.

Inspired by writings and journals of SYLVIA PLATH and MARILYN MONROE, STRANDED takes a deep look inside two great minds to untangle love, loss and our inevitable desire for connection, as well as the effects of Sexual Abuse on Mental Health.

An Evening of Feathers, Cancan & Glitz à la mode de Paris. Cabaret Versatile's CARPE NOCTEM invites you on an intimate journey of authentic French Cabaret, where the personalities of five Parisian Cabaret dancers unfold to the sensual music of Max Raabe, Juliette Greco and Enoch Light among others.

For a free Sneak Preview of the famous French CanCan featured in our show CARPE NOCTEM, come join us at Fringe Central Station on Monday, June 18th at 7.30pm.

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.

Trevor, a magnificent seven year old labeled with ADHD streaks through a world that asks him to be “normal” until a stranger sees his fire as an extraordinary gift.

A charming pianist’s world unravels when love and tragedy drag him into a violent double life—hidden from his hilariously overbearing Greek parents. Greek Viper blends the heart of My Big Fat Greek Wedding with the grit of A Bronx Tale in a darkly funny and tragic solo show. 1 actor. 17 characters.

Teatro Jaguar Luna presents Tales of a Jaguar Magician. Masks, video, song and magic, created with colorful characters offer, tips on how does one navigate into the new world dream? Witty, whimsical, funny, wise this theatre has delighted audiences around the world.

A clock counts down as Christopher rushes to make up for lost time with Abel, his once estranged, 80-year–old Ecuadorian father. Despite their language barrier, can this father (making his performance debut) and son talk forgiveness, empathy and actually understand one another before time runs out?

There is a first time for everything, and this all-children musical reminds us as a whole community that we should never forget those first times that lead us onto the path of becoming who we are today.