Sad Girl Songs: A Comedy Show is a raw and powerful one-woman performance about when #YesAnd becomes #MeToo, written and performed by award-winning comedian Gwen Coburn. Through songs, stand-up comedy, and her own personal experiences, she takes us on a "must-see" (Edmonton Tourist) journey of post-traumatic stress disorder, self-discovery, and resilience. Comedian Gwen Coburn brings her “hilarious and harrowing…boldly brave work” (Orlando Weekly) to New York Fringe.

"Whipsmart… you have to laugh to keep from crying after all, but this show will make you do both" ****1/2 stars”- Free Press.

Who’s Afraid of the West Cherry Orchard?: A Classic American Play in an Active Quiznos

Before Fringe was theaters and beer tents, it was plays put up in empty storefronts and warehouses. That was the plan for the theater group in this play, who planned to put up a “classic piece of the american theatrical canon” in the recently closed Quiznos storefront. Except, the neighborhood was recently revitalized and the Quiznos is, in fact, still active. What follows is a slapstick comedy, where actors desperately try to perform a serious play in spite of faulty toasters, frequent customers, and even the quiznos Spongmonkeys. The play within a play is an original, but based on the plays that take up the most space in traditional american theaters. Through shredded lettuce and chewed scenery Active Quiznos asks which is more ridiculous, the setting or the play?