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A trip across the oddly adventurous life and times of Alan Rice, "stories told: an audiovisual hallucination" takes you to a place only the bravest and/or craziest minds dare go. A bittersweet symphony dreamscape explained in the style of Hip Hop.

Stuck together in an elevator, the public facades that three strangers have put up crumble down as they reveal their pasts, presents, and futures and learn what sticks us all together. A thoughtful, ensemble-generated work with pot, panic attacks, and poop. Visit andjuggling.com/rbp to learn more!

Living in solitude with inoperable stage four cancer, Sandra hires Jill, a young woman still finding her way in the world, to be her short-term caregiver and companion. The two women must put aside their differences and find common ground as they navigate the inevitable end of a human life.

It's a party

Young Salvador Dali meets Elena Diakonova in Paris during the Roaring Twenties- he renames her Gala and everything gets Surreal!!

Jane Austen's first novel relates the comical tale of imaginative Catherine's first venture into the big city. In this adaptation, the city is L.A., and Catherine must find her way through fickle friendships, unwanted lovers, grisly suspicions, and false rumors. Love is tested; integrity prevails.

Winner of Best Cabaret & Variety Show at Fringe World 2022 Life's A Drag takes you on a reality shaking rollercoaster ride of what it really takes to be a QUEEN! Vocal Powerhouse Dean Misdale recounts side-splitting real-life encounters whilst giving you a behind the scenes look into the world of Dr

Shelly travels back to her hometown where she discovers her brother-in-law chained up in a bathtub and her sister declaring that she’s going to boil him alive.

"Learn to Love Goodbye" is an hour of original music by Darcy Rose Byrnes . She plays and sings her songs on piano, ukulele, guitar and ruan. Darcy Rose is the speaking and singing voice of "Princess Amber" on Sofia the First and "Maricela" on Spirit: Riding Free.

A modern Freud makes an irreverent analysis of 'The Gay’(deconstructing four archetypes, tribalism, & internalized homophobia) while prescribing the need to label others as a way of self-identity–until his experiment spins wildly out of control! Playful, thought-provoking and unapologetically sassy!