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Come see Courtney Pape's stand up comedy routine in which she will try to convince you that there is so much more to her than being an ex-sorority girl from UCLA...you be the judge!

"Burden of Poof" is an award-winning solo, adult clown show starring Poofy du Vey: a bundle of nerves with big dreams and even BIGGER fears. Poofy's got a lot to say, if she could only remember what that was. WINNER: BEST SHOW London Fringe! FIVE STARS London Free Press! JUDGES CHOICE Ottawa Fringe!

Winner of 7 Hollywood Fringe Awards, Four Clowns returns for a 5th year to present an evening of comedy, music, and mayhem in The Halfwits' Last Hurrah. Part Vaudeville tribute, part showbiz farce – a fame-hungry showman and his troupe of halfwits struggle to keep their variety show alive.

The Orange Mango Cabaret features four short plays betwixt with music, comedy, and monologues. Each play is focused on a different aspect of social conditioning that has contributed to the current political predicament.

An honest look at dating and relationships from a man's perspective. I think I've found that what I'm really good at is being miserable. When life finally hands me the relationship of my dreams, will I get out of my own way or turn it to shit like I've always done before?

As seen on America's Got Talent (quarter-finalists) and countless television shows around the world! Prepare for a fountain show like you've never seen before! The Human Fountains' hilarious choreographed water spitting routines will keep you laughing and thirsty for more.

The students of Charles Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters team up to fight a new magnetic threat in this unscripted parody.

A one act solo performance following a mixed AsianAm character known only as the Archivist as they enter and explore a room filled with a clutter of various Asian American artifacts, channeling and performing their stories in an attempt to figure out what the "through-line" is that connects us.

Human Resources performs character-based improv and sketch comedy in Los Angeles. Their sketch show Quarterly Review debuted on the Comedy Central Stage at The Hudson and was directed by Guy Stevenson.

Every woman comes to a crossroad in her life that changes her forever. In this one woman show follow five unique women from the same family as they explore everything from identity to unsatisfying relationships.