Glinda the good witch is full of shit! We never had the power to go home all along… or did we? From licking Jessica Rabbit’s tits on the TV screen to falling head over heels for his straight best friend, Michael DeBartolo takes you through the pubescent anguish of his formative years, a journey that exposes the dark recesses of the queer mind. Will he ever learn that home isn't somewhere over the rainbow?

Thank goodness you're here! A dead mime needs help. At this interactive seance, audiences must think outside the box to help a family of ghosts resolve their unfinished business. Play charades, solve puzzles and pierce the veil between life and death on a madcap quest for forbidden knowledge.

In this absurdist comedy from writer-performer Emily Weitzman, boyfriends are armchairs, lampshades and futons. Hailed as 'hilarious', 'weirdly poignant' and 'loopily, luminously charming' (BuzzPei.com), Furniture Boys explores how furniture endures, but boyfriends – not so much. Blending theatre, comedy, clown, spoken word and furniture showroom, this one-woman show has been called 'imaginative, thoughtful, playful, hilarious and relentlessly, infectiously joyous' (BuzzPei.com). Winner of Theatre’s Choice at Off-Broadway’s SoHo Playhouse in NYC, the Fringiest Show Award at the 2025 Orlando Fringe FestN4, and the 2024 Jilline Ringle Solo Performance Award. 'Furniture,' writes one reviewer, 'has never been more moving'.

An amnesiac time traveler needs the audience's help to recover the defining moments of his life. A lighthearted and sentimental exploration of the beauty of human relationships. Who is worth remembering and who would you rather forget?

Microsoft Word’s writing assistant, Clippy, has seen the future—and it is bleak. Determined to prevent the impending techno-dystopia brought about by artificial intelligence, Clippy travels back in time to warn humanity in a thrilling, time-traveling adventure through the internet.

Sam and his dead grandpa have a conversation about everything from resisting fascism (in the US, in Europe, and in Palestine) to growing up with mobsters – all with the help of a mystical creature from Yiddish folklore. Developed from the private journals of Saul N. Sherman, a Jewish WWII veteran, blended with the writings from his grandson, Sam Sherman ""kaddish (how to be a sanctuary)"" explores what our ancestors can teach us about the messy path towards standing up for what is right.

NYC-born clown and woman Funmi swims in Fish, a one-woman clown show about a fish (played by Funmi) who wants to be a human (played by Funmi playing Fish). Part of EdFest, a festival of NYC Edinburgh Fringe previews produced by Jess Ducey, with technical director Jen Leno. Catch this and 11 other shows before they head to Scotland.

The forgotten story of Amadeus’ genius sister, who performed alongside him to equal acclaim. Set in a stunning 18-foot dress, this multi award-winning production ushers you into a world of opulence and delight – obscured by restriction and prejudice. Inspired by the Mozart family’s hilarious and heartbreaking letters, Nannerl Mozart finally tells her story. Nathan Davis and Phyllis Chen (Lincoln Center’s Mostly Mozart Festival) bring Nannerl’s musical imagination to life with an award-winning original music using clavichords, music boxes, teacups and fluttering fans. Performed, in rotation, by Sylvia Milo and Daniela Galli. ‘Strikingly beautiful’ (New York Times).

With her co-star unaccounted for, Lizzy Sunshine must carry a double act... alone. A positively chaotic comedy hour by addiction's (fun!) little sister. It's like Glee unwilling to admit it's Baby Reindeer. But don't worry it's not sad!!! This show-within-a-show features: audience participation, big characters, big feelings and your very own rose-coloured glasses. After a sold-out run in NYC and US tour, Liz Coin (Amazon Prime, The Second City) makes her Fringe debut! Directed by Makena Reynolds.

In a twist of fate, an ordinary man finds himself magically transformed into the Queen of the Carnival. With advanced age, abundant body hair and limited talents, he is an unlikely candidate. Praised as a 'whimsical tour de force' (Orlando Weekly), this non-verbal blend of clown, drag and queer joy reminds us it's never too late to embrace your true self. Created and performed by Edu Díaz, a Fulbright-awarded artist from the Canary Islands, A Drag is Born has won five awards, including Best Solo Clown (NYC Fringe) and Best Solo Show (Orlando Fringe).

Based on the true story of a tarot-reading lesbian forced from her home by Christian neighbours likely in a cult, Gretchen Wylder's darkly comedic one-woman show explores witches as healers, the patriarchal systems that burned them and the modern dangers of organised religion. Living a double life – reading tarot in Salem while living in a creepy cottage town run by zealots – her personal horror show becomes a fierce reclamation of spirituality. Reinterpreting Biblical women’s stories and exposing the ongoing persecution of the divine feminine, all while trying not to get burned at the stake.

Hockey bro Andy is leading a new sex ed club to B(reak) R(eproductive) O(ppression). The Peanut in his hockey bag is hungry for your desires. And the performer beneath it all is cracking open. Part play, part interactive workshop, part unleashing, Shell confronts us with what we know and don’t know about our bodies, their power and what happens when we truly ask for what we want.

Sylvia flies again! Told through music, movement, and projection Sylvia tells the tale of a dinosaur turned bird turned ??? surviving in spite of it all.

Four years, one gender transition, and copious amounts of psychedelics later Ryann Lynn Murphy tells a story about a girl who got groomed

Two theater geeks and a mad scientist bunker down in an abandoned Chuck E. Cheese for the apocalypse.

The crew of a whaling ship hurtling through a polluted ocean finds themselves hunted by an immense and incomprehensible beast in this short eco-horror play.

Join two puppet roommates in a sitcom-style romp through the New York job market!

The year is 1970, and a group of five disaffected, Marxist college students build a bomb in New York’s Greenwich Village to protest the Vietnam War.

If the tides were rising, where would you go? This family escapes to the Great Pacific Garbage Patch where they learn to survive off of humanity’s most abundant creation: trash.

TWIG is a tale about boyfriends, betrothals, and being the best at sucking off the people we love - or, wait… Do we really love them? How can we ever know?

Cecilia Gentili's RED INK, is an irreverent romp in the search for faith while trans. Introducing Chiquitita as Cecilia, the show was awarded a Special Recognition at the 26th GLAAD Media Awards.

Siblings, Toby and Emma have to tell one last campfire story around the fire pit in their backyard in rural Texas. Come listen to the fable.

Cardboard is every surprisingly scary kids’ movie you watched growing up injected with real issues today, where three brave boxes stand against a recycling bin society built on a lie.

Award-Winning Playwright and Visionary Sebastian Maroun is bringing his brand new play, A Thousand Rainy Mornigns, to the Tank as a soon-to-be-award-winning Staged Reading. Please come see it.

A power outage threatens the mundane lives of four D'Agostino employees. Will they rally together and become the definition of community resilience, or will darkness illuminate something far more sinister?

In this darkly comedic farce set on Hollywood’s Biggest Night in 2018, irreverent and deranged hosts Talia and Erin will stop at nothing to execute the perfect Oscars watch party.

POV you're about to watch “Mad About It”: Damn, this pre-show announcement is loooooong. This stage manager sure has a lot of opinions. Is that a guitar? What’s going on?

A solo show with voices on the seductions of climate nihilism and how we should live in the end times.

Join us for a swashbuckling, hilarious, and heartrending high seas adaptation of Robert Louis Stevenson’s classic novel, adapted by the award winning James Cougar Canfield. One night only staged reading!

Two Black entertainers, a 20-year music veteran and a retired Pop the Ballon host, are tasked by BETN (Black Entertainment Television Network) to find the best re-run to air on their network.

A dysfunctional polycule navigates the rise of an authoritarian government, a slew of unexplained disappearances, and an uncanny boom in deer population.

A group of girls obsessed with the occult perform a ritual gone wrong at a sleepover, after which they must reverse a demonic possession to save their best friend.

A party in the absence of food, drink, and pleasant company. DINNERS ALONE is a darkly, absurdist drawing comedy for the twenty-first century featuring death and bitter redemption.

Vanishing 2.0 is about making a meal. It’s a ritual of memories named “diaspora”, it’s us asking: what does it mean to live within, or beyond, vanishing and being trapped?

An imaginary camel, a brand new muumuu, and a pack of Virginia Slims launch a woman and her recently removed anthropomorphic appendix into an existential spiral.

A U G U S T 28th by Hope Ruffin Ward is a choreopoem that delves into the layers of identity, memory, and resilience within the Black diaspora, examining how America, family, friendship, and love shape the evolution of our past, present, and future.

When a devout young woman is asked to defy everything she’s vowed to believe, she must peel back the rituals of religion and confront the human cost beneath them.

How to have your heart broken but not your spirit

Talking With The Lorde: A Choreopoem is a sonically, visual space holding rage-full freedom—and choral defiance seen through the all-seeing eyes of the black chorus.

Three friends come together to box up items from a deceased loved one. Their day gets flipped upside down when they are met with a literal pile of grief.

Arlington, VA. 1953. Edith and Clark struggle to start a family. After Clark’s promotion, and reunion with his foxy high school sweetheart, Edith notices dead birds falling from the sky.

As memories spin into a spiraling spider web, we are invited to witness the final moment between mother and daughter. Will ONE let go? Can TWO break free?

Jade, a 30-something artist and escort, is hired by Dave for what turns out to be much more than a standard outcall.

She never thought she’d be the villain, but that is exactly what she became. And on a cruise ship no less.....

You remember the hit TV show "Smash"? You remember the musical about that show that JUST closed? This is season 3 of Smash. You're welcome.

Heart-felt comedy about best friends auditioning for a Purim shpiel

If you're confused in your 20s, this play is for you.

Anne is Louise-Clothilde’s maid. Every day she dresses her, hears of her woes and fancies, and sleeps beside her. Yet, the approaching French Revolution turns their relationship on its head…

In this contemporary fairytale, a neurodiverse woman dives into the rabbit hole of memory, connection, and the tough task of being honest with yourself.

Sometimes the best place to find yourself is a Walmart parking lot.

Six Red Seeds is an office drama about climate change, sexual currency, who holds the purse strings, and what we're willing to compromise for the promise of a better world.

Chronically single, Gail gets a scary diagnosis forces her decisions about boundaries, medicine and magic mushrooms. “I got rid of all the toxic people and there was no one left.”

Influencer Astrid goes from Tradwife to Trapped-wife when her husband locks her in their attic. She says she went willingly, but is that true? Either way: who can save her?

When Mary-Kate gets her first period on an overnight Girl Scout trip, three scouts embark on a mission to prove their womanhood.

Examples of Lingua Franca is a dark comedy about a Catholic Church rebranded as a startup, where faith, metrics, and marriage collide in a satire of religion and corporate ambition.

Miss March explores the concealed identities of the family behind Little Women, the sacrifices that are made for commercial success, and the sinister legacies that spawn from conformity.

Four women vie for the crown in the first ever Mrs. New Jersey contest. But as ambitions collide, the women must choose between tearing each other down, or tearing down the system that pits them against each other.

In this comedic one-woman show, Marina explores why she hit her sensual peak in elementary school -- and how her dating life crumbled after puberty.

“Who am I?” “Where do I come from?” “Where am I going?”

A dark comedy about lies, secrets, power struggles, oppression, and a woman’s fight for self-determination.

"Elizabeth" tells the true story of The Black Dahlia Murder through a feminist lens, asking "who has the right to our stories when we die" and "how can we ethically engage with true crime?"

Why does nobody wanna sit down and play a long board game these days? Free Parking is a hilarious look at the chaos that happens when four people have a game night (and shouldn't.)

This is not your mother's Chekhov play. Come see Three Cis-ters and dissect the patriarchy.

A story about that girl Eve and some fruit she picked.

Dovecote by Maya T. Weed is an eco-dramedy about sisterhood, seabirds, science, and secrets all coming to a head in the middle of a Category 4 hurricane!

Helena Hadid — the sister of supermodels Gigi and Bella Hadid—reckons with her failing writing career and a family scandal that makes her spiral a bit out of control.

Nemesis tried to warn them - “In all beings' final tallies, it is the hostility, harm, and hurt they cause that leaves their most long-lasting legacies.” Will you heed the warning?

A prison chef has made 217 last meals for death row inmates. But his 218th wants to eat dirt. . Can he be saved? Can anyone on death row be saved? Inspired by real events, Huntsville asks: what is the value of a last meal, when everyone gets "Texacuted" anyway?