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One man, endless talent.Follow international French sensation Maurice La Pierre’s life of triumphs, whirlwinds, and romances.A Cirque du Soleil veteran, Maurice brings dazzling precision and French charm to an evening you’ll never forget.

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A dystopian future where words are limited and a sentence can make you disappear. A young man discovers that he can change the world with the power of a word.

Everyone knows Abraham Lincoln was assassinated at Ford’s Theatre. Few remember the man sitting beside him. Can’t Save Everyone by Juliana Noble follows Henry Rathbone and his fiancée, Clara, as they survive one of America’s most infamous nights and its devastating aftermath. Darkly funny, haunting, and true, this new play asks what happens when one terrible moment changes everything.

Lt. Love Dr. Hotty McTotty has traveled back in time to revive human connection.. before it’s too late! Through a series of hilarious drills, together, you will end the loneliness epidemic. Fresh off a 4-star run at the Edinburgh Fringe, this interactive, silly, and heartfelt show inspires us to love again.

Dr. Humphrey Phildenphluph takes you on a virtual tour of England like you’ve never seen it before!

Euripides-ish’s Book 9: The Cyclops; In the One-Eyed Giant’s Cave is a wild, raunchy reimagining of the only surviving satyr play from ancient Greece. For the Birds Productions drags this classic into the Fallout Fringe world with a mashup of Barbarella glam and Caligula decadence. Expect exploitation, sexy satyrs, and a very thirsty Cyclops in a wine-soaked romp through mythology. This is not your grandma’s Greek theatre.