S1.E6 ∙ The Dark Knight

Debbie (_sic_) is a young woman who is running a drygoods store with her sweetheart, a fine young man who buys her a bracelet for $20. Unable to raise the $20, he is threatened with the loss of the store. Also, an elderly lady protests that Toto has been digging holes in her lawn, although Toto was played by a puppy barely able to walk. The lady kidnaps Toto in her market basket, but he is rescued by Debbie's sweetheart. A cyclone comes and and Debbie gets hit on the head. She is not killed but awakes to find herself dreaming that she is in Oz. The plot then follows the MGM film even to the dialogue until Glinda sends Debbie and Toto back.

The Merman Prince is running for Presidente Emperor Warlord of the entire world. He will build a wall around the planet and deport all the Haters to Mars.

What to do when you are nicknamed Bluebeard and you have lost your your sixth wife? Marry a seventh one of course! This time around, Count de Salfère has chosen young Aline, the innkeeper's daughter. So much the worse if the belle already has a lover in the person of Giglio, little does it matter that the villagers accuse Bluebeard of having murdered his former wives, the proud papa says yes to the count. The wedding takes place with all the pomp and circumstance expected by all but the wedding night is less impressive as "Bluebeard" falls asleep, failing to honor his young wife. And just guess what the blushing bride does the next morning? She of course goes to the secret room to know everything about the secret beyond the door. But what she sees once the door is opened with the mysterious golden key has nothing to do with the legend...

An homage to German Expressionist silent films, GOLGOTHA is the memoir of an evil sorceress's life at the top. Alone.

'Potter' is a comedic parody of the very popular book and film series - 'Harry Potter' by J.K Rowling. It is a live production that was presented to audiences at the 2015 Adelaide Fringe Festival. It follows Harry Potter and his best friends 'Ron' and 'Hermione' on their journey through wizarding school at 'Hogwarts' and the difficult tasks they encounter along the way.

"What's Up Tiger Lily?" meets mystery science theatre in this hysterical satire of homophobia and science fiction.