Cocaine is a naturalistic one-act play set in a shabby attic in New York. It follows Joe, a young ex-boxer, and Nora, a prostitute, as they grapple with poverty, illness, and the lingering effects of addiction.

Hippocampus Theatrics presents an intimate look at the gay experience through 13 short plays and monologues. From bickering over aging to tensions of religion, sexual abuse, and pandemic loss, these stories offer a mix of laughs and heartbreaking honesty—art that educates and entertains.

"A wounded farmer-turned-thief encounters an injured Bengal tiger under the shadow of a politician’s house as both individuals desperately try to find food for their starving children. The chance meeting brings hidden questions to the surface as both creatures, on the verge of death, confront life.

THE WIZARD OF OZ(es) a hilarious multiverse mashup of all your favorite Oz stories. When Dorothy (The Wiz) unexpectedly meets Dorothy (The Wizard of Oz), the pair soon encounter Glinda (Wicked), who sends them on a mission to rescue yet another Dorothy (Return to Oz) from a grim fate at the asylum.

Three hours before a wedding, trivia champion Jeff takes the stage for a live show while struggling to write the perfect speech. As facts, stories, and audience interaction collide, he must confront the one question he can’t seem to answer.

Brandon Judd, a fixture in the St. Louis comedy scene for over a decade, delights and self-indulges in a modern take on the one-man vaudeville show. This hour features original comedy, music, feats of strength, burlesque, and more, all written and performed by the too confident Brandon Judd.

A married acting couples relationship is challenged during awards season.

Welcome to Improvsburg, Indiana! An Improvised game show with a starring role for…you!

An astounding show of mental magic, improvised, predestined and spine-tingling. You, the audience, will make the decisions and predictions ...and discover how much magic you have always possessed. Epiphanies, serendipities, a symphony of group mind await you.

The Colors We Carry is a spoken-word theatrical experience where each color of the Pride flag becomes a living voice. Through poetry, movement, and intertwined stories, the play explores identity, survival, healing, joy, and legacy within the LGBTQ+ community.

Eyewitnesses grapple with the Yellow Creek Massacre of April 1774 and the resultant violences which ultimately led to Logan's Lament. Their disparate accounts, seen through Jefferson’s eyes, invite audiences into a haunting narrative from America’s history in which forgiveness is the only way out.

Glass Elevator is back and bringing its "Future of the Fringe"-winning [REDACTED] humor for the [REDACTED] STL Fringe audience! This hilarious and [REDACTED] comedy show from Glass Elevator's all-star band of mischief makers will make you laugh, make you think, and have you [REDACTED] in your seat!

Dear Evan Hansen is a deeply moving story about loneliness, connection, and the lies we tell to feel seen. When one small misunderstanding changes everything, a teenager finds himself at the center of something bigger than he ever imagined.

Abby Bentley’s Monkey in a Coconut is a musical comedy solo show about the true story of a second-grade student, a coconut implanted with a monkey embryo, and a search for the truth. The show grapples with big questions: “Can I trust authority?” “Is evolution real?” “Will this coconut hatch?”

Carry-On Puppet Challenge asks artists to fit an entire show inside airline-sized luggage. Puppets, music, resilience, chaos, and occasional beauty emerge from one tiny suitcase at a time.

In the Moment is a play told through reality-TV confessionals. It’s the gay season of Love in the Treehouse, a wacky dating show, until catastrophe isolates Joshua and Harry on set. With the world beyond them entirely uncertain, these moments are preserved as an archive of apocalypse.

March 1603. Cobb and Willie, executioners for the Crown, face uncertainty as the monarch’s death throws England into turmoil. With questions of succession, religion, and loyalty looming, they must decide what their future holds in a changing kingdom.

Funny, messy, and painfully human, NERVES follows two former lovers navigating memory, heartbreak, and the things left unsaid. Blending scripted scenes with a live improvised conclusion shaped by the audience, each performance becomes a unique exploration of love and timing.

In 2000s suburbia, a closeted transmasculine teen at a Catholic school walks the tightrope between rebellion & obedience in an attempt to find their place. While fighting for freedom of expression, hilarious antics & unexpected allies emerge as they face social hierarchy & accidentally find royalty.

Adapted from one of Shakespeare’s sharpest denunciations of unconstrained power and its abuses, this agile, internationally touring production of King John features an unforgettable cast of characters, each meticulously embodied by solo actor Matthew Windham.