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Two adult brothers are forced into becoming roommates by their landlord parents, in order to keep the youngest out of prison.

Hear what people have to say about relationships, marriage, and the pursuit of love and connection. What They Said About Love is also a documentary theater piece/solo show available for booking. Think of it as Anna Deaveare Smith meets "When Harry Met Sally."

Some of your favorite voice actors overdub clips from your favorite movies, TV and cartoons! Super fun for the whole family! Hosted by Netflix's "Richie Rich" dad, Kiff VandenHeuvel

A one-act satirical dramedy based on the true-life events of Lindsay Shepherd, grad student, who sparked major controversy by posting a secret recording of a tribunal where she was accused of violating human rights law for showing a video of Jordan Peterson discussing gendered pronoun use in class.

Third smash year! 2015 Nominee for Best Cabaret. Our experienced independent judges go see a ton of productions across every genre, then we select, and present live highlights from, five different top shows at each Pick of the Fringe show. Come see what all the buzz is about!

"The Event" by John Clancy is a one man tour-de-force. Don't miss this international fringe hit! Winner: Fringe First Award, 2009 Edinburgh Fringe Festival. Critics rave about this production: "Pitch-perfect! A wryly funny interpretation with deeply felt understanding." -LA Weekly

This show is a series of monologues that represent people who have suffered and survived insurmountable struggles. It focuses on the marginalized people in society. Each character will represent a person, they will speak their story, their pain, their struggle, and give voice to that character.

Watch the prosecution of Surrealist artist Salvador Dali for violating the moral code of Franco’s Spain in 1948. To win his freedom, prove his relevance as an artist, and save his marriage, Dali must defend his art. Things "get surreal" in this satirical romp through the mind of a legendary artist.

The festival costs hundreds of thousands of dollars to produce each year. Help us put a dent in those looming costs by attending a party! Doors open at 7pm. Attendees must be 21 or older. All proceeds will go toward the 2015 festival. A fabulous run-up event for the fringe community.