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We Are Not These Hands follows the journey of two 15 year old girls, Moth and Belly. They reside in a dystopian society where filth is abundant and the addiction to porn is incessant. But, they have their friendship-- a relationship bound by struggle, love, and a slew of inside jokes.

This is a story about Asha Patel, an Indian girl who finds herself through the journey of living in America. She is confused about her Indian values. This show is performed as a solo show and with minimum dialogue. It's focused around physical comedy and music.

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.

The power of positive thinking goes hilariously wrong when a new neighbor teaches two dispirited friends an Ancient Peruvian Self Help Philosophy. Instead of being transformed they end up held hostage by two inept kidnappers. "Be careful who you wish for" has never been more appropriate.

An interactive, collaborative “Hyper-theatrical” event produced by award-winning art collective Rogue Artists Ensemble. HYPERBOLE: origins is a visual feast, a live music video, a fantastic celebration of movement and mask inspired by stories of origin and creation. http://whatistheorigin.com/

A show meant to celebrate the golden age of ventriloquism goes awry to expose the lesser-known history of women in the art, done so by the unlikeliest of characters. This comedic and unique show is at The Three Clubs, so you can, at the least, enjoy a cocktail while maybe learning something.

A solo comedic retrospective of a young man growing up in a New York eastern religious group, enhanced by original music and compelling visuals.

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Lorinda Hawkins Smith’s compelling solo performance "Justice? Or... Just Me?" intricately remixes incisive text and soulful vocal rhythms and textures to examine a Black woman’s encounter with law enforcement, domestic violence and her interracial marriage to a White man.

(REFRIED) BEAN is Part Two of the solo show BEAN, which was Best of Hollywood Fringe 2011 and Top Ten of Fringe World Festival Australia 2012. In (REFRIED) BEAN, a dating curse is placed on Bean and she must learn how to break it or she will be forced to go on awkward and terrible dates - forever!