Christen Clifford's

BabyLove

What happens when your infant son becomes The Other Man? Based on her controversial essay, BabyLove is Christen Clifford's story of motherhood and sexuality that was a hit in Ljubljana, Slovenia (yes, really!) and at The San Francisco Fringe Festival in 2006.

Canterbury Tales

Chaucer`s medieval classic wears a spanking new codpiece in this African interpretation. Canterbury Tales was a hit on the 2006 Canadian Fringe circuit.

The Roodie Pancake Experiment's

Flamenco con Fusion

Ricardo Garcia composes original flamenco guitar music from Spain, with a modern twist! Flamenco meets hip hop! Five star performance (Edinburgh, Montreal, Toronto, Winnipeg, Vancouver, Cape Town) " Masterful... a Fringe treasure, don't miss this!"

Gemma Wilcox portrays 20 CHARACTERS in this humorous, poignant, captivating tale of love and letting go; transforming seamlessly from male to female, from fish to mysterious fowl in her not-to-be-missed, award winning one woman show (“Pick of The Boulder International Fringe Festival 2005” and “Best of Austin FronteraFest 2003”).

Legoland

Penny and Ezra, the infamous Lamb siblings, are extradited to Canada after a brutal attack on one of America's most beloved pop stars. A contemporary Vaudeville routine with ukulele, puppets, and gangster rap presented by the "Gruesome Twosome," Canada's youngest drug cartel.

We Call Her Benny

We Call Her Benny is a brand new piece created expressly for the first-ever FRIGID New York festival.

Wit's End

A funny, fabulous 40-something Sandra Shamas, leaves the city and moves out onto a farm. What the hell? Dirt roads, livestock, perimenopause, and a whole lot of deafening silence are the backdrop for the stories. Shamas has been hailed as one of Canada's top comedians. This show has sold out across Canada, and won 2003 HBO Comedy Outstanding Theatre Performance in Aspen, Colerado

 

Can't Get Started

Tom is a writer who can't talk to women, let alone write for them. Sarah is an actor who needs the job. But what is this play? Ethnomusicologists in love? Abstract geometric puppetry? Unendurable loneliness has never been funnier!

RADIOTHEATRE's

The Island Of Dr. Moreau

H.G.Wells' classic story about a mad scientist wishing to become a god amongst his own creations on an island paradise that turns into a living hell.  Although the novel has been adapted into three films and countless derivations through the years, you've never witnessed a terrifying live, stage version the way only Radiotheatre can deliver it!

Jesus Christ, I'm Sorry

A one man show following a young man's crisis of faith, and how one deals with belief in a disillusioned world.

Jonesie's Cabaret Extravaganza

A fun, gripping, and passion driven cabaret by one of New York's most promising upcoming performers Sara Jones.
Through Musical Theatre, jazz, blues, story telling, and some in betweens, Sara takes you into the depths of her eccentric, passionate, and roller coaster life thus far, from adventures in Europe to the dive bars of the southern U.S.

Naught But Pirates

Sail with this outrageous swish-and-swash buckling adventure boasting a trio of unsavory characters including the legendary Black Dick! "San Francisco's Best Comic Playwright" -- SF Weekly

The Peculiar Utterance of the Day: Live on Stage!

Tom X. Chao weaves episodes of his comedic podcast, "The Peculiar Utterance of the Day," into his first all-new show in three years.  Chao (Cats Can See The Devil, Can’t Get Started) is "a dryly funny downtown comedian.”--New York Times.  “Tom X. Chao is a magnificently sick man."--Planet S

Pointless Rebellion

Writer/performer Elisa DeCarlo presents a hilarious gender-bending true story of a woman who sells used shoes to foot fetishists on Ebay, and counsels cross-dressers who secretly wear their mothers’ clothes.  From her late father, she inherited manic-depression, alcoholism, and a desire to be onstage.  He wanted his daughter to be an office manager, not a drag king.  “A sharp satirist and a skilled actor,” San Francisco Bay Guardian, 2005.

Revival

Holly and Paul are about to break up on the roof of their building. Marty and Brenda are about to reunite for the first revival of the play he wrote for her thirty years ago.

The Root of all Squares

Winner of the 'Best New Script' award at the 2001 Toronto Fringe Festival, Root of All Squares is a curious comedy on the nature of property rights and the value of persons, played out on a bare stage in the confines of a taped-off square.

Spotless

Caroline is a teenage insomniac hypochondriac obsessed with time and hyperactive thyroid syndrome. Ernie lives with his mom and makes believe he is a gigolo from Brooklyn. Angie hides in her closet, looking at pictures of her dog. All three are janitors at Toronto’s East General Hospital. Emily Morwen returns to New York to premiere her new one-woman show.

Andrea

Set in modern-day Prague, this solo performance explores the uncomfortable similarities between myself and a mentally unbalanced (but very entertaining) potential housemate.

“Like spent bullets and shards of broken glass, he finds his words on the mean streets.” A fearless look into black on black violence, exploring to young men’s relationship with a gun.

The Butterfield Tones expected their first tour to bring them fame and fortune. What it brought them was thin crowds, Ike’s aggressively wandering eye, and Tina’s insistence that when she sings she is visited by the ghost of a masked professional wrestler, who, she’s convinced, has come to save her.

David Tyson's Weaver of Tales Theatre:

Crazy

Over

Love?

Tick, tick, tick,... Time is running out...Tick, tick, tick, as one man attempts to escape from the "twilight zone" of a broken heart. "What do you mean it's over? Come on, I'll let you pick my nose." It's a part comic, part tragic all encompassing journey to save ones sanity from the sorrows of a lost love...will he make it?... tick, tick...?

Presents
Harm's Way

The fantastical adventures of one Santouche, a very angry person, as he attempts to make sense of his sense of law and order in a world of other angry persons.

This is a story about a little girl, a young woman, and an old lady named Lily.

This story includes, but is not limited to:

1. The journey a little girl takes to survive being sexually abused, 2. The fight inside a young woman to trust herself with someone else, 3. The memories an old lady fights to keep from being stolen from her, and 4. Why pretending someone is there can be better than saying goodbye to them.

And there's a dance.

One Lump, or Two?

“One Lump, or Two?” is a comedy show which will feature two improvised one-acts.  Each show will be different, created on the spot, inspired by an audience suggestion.  The cast is trained by the UCB Theater, and directed by Neil Casey.

Orange Murder Suit

Three women. Two Confrontations. One Murder.

A grieving mother holds her daughter’s murderer at gunpoint.  What would you do?  And in our world today, who would blame her?  No matter where the truth lies, there are always shades of gray beneath an Orange Murder Suit.

Dysfunctional Theatre Co.'s

Super Glossy!

Glamour Magazine meets the Stepford Wives meets the Venture Bros in this satire on women's magazines revolving around one woman's fight for Individuality against the massive industry of Homogeny, the Distraction Machine, and America's obsession with celebrities.