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Voted Top of the Fringe & Best in Solo Performance!! Legend has it Shakespeare expired from a fever after a night of drinking. Raise your glass with the mysterious Bard of Avon on his "last night out" as he defends his authorship against doubting "canker blossoms" through a series of rowdy songs.

What if everything that has ever happened is still happening somewhere in the universe? And what if that somewhere is right here in the theatre? Then theatre might not be a theatre at all, but a place where you are so young that you haven't even made your big mistakes yet.

Have you ever been plagued by an overwhelming sense of sexual guilt? Yes? (Yes.) Yes! Of course you have. In that case, this is the perfect show for you!

Sizzle is a live show that incorporates comedy sketches and videos to help audiences of different colors, ideologies, and creeds become more familiar with one another.

Six years after Jonathan massacred thirteen students he is giving his first interview. Rachel, an up and coming journalist, is given the opportunity of a lifetime to interview him. When the two meet Rachel discovers that Jonathan is not what the media made him out to be.

Autumn and other play is a collect of three one act plays from up and coming playwright Peter Hsieh. These which, also include 'The Long and Lonely Howl' and 'TimeCode Rewind' explore many different subjects through comedy, drama, and surrealism.

Pushed to the brink, a black young man in Civil Rights Era Alabama is forced to make a decision that will change his life and maybe end it. Performed over vibrant hip hop tracks, the writer/performer Craig Smith embodies the personas of the main character Smitty, Dr. King, and their oppressors.

The Doodles is an all-female sketch comedy group homegrown in Albuquerque, NM that tackle topics from the absurd to the relatable about mystical creatures, mental health, and the female experience through mixed media, song and dance.

LET ME HAMLET is a monologue of a middle-aged, middle-of-the-pack actor who has not yet achieved what he yearns for - to play the title role in Shakespeare's Hamlet. Instead, he has been sweating it out in supporting roles for more than a decade, watching other actors "be or not be" in the role.

A depressed hitman, an addict double agent, a sex worker recruiter, and the prince of the Russian mafia all walk into a Santa Monica apartment thinking their lives are over. What happens when they aren't?