A tantalizing cabaret celebrating bodies of all types, genders, with proud sensuality, desire, and so much more produced by Warumono.

“Beloved 80s TV show host” Alfie is still the icon you remember, warming the hearts of weirdos like yourselves for somewhere between 4 to 18 seasons (depending on who you ask). Sure, the cameras stopped rolling after PBS pulled the plug (a grudge she actively holds). But Alfie hasn’t technically left The Play’s House since. And she’s absolutely, definitely, 100% convinced that any day now an audience will return for one more magical taping.

Guess what?! It’s probably you! (Unless you aren’t planning to buy a ticket? Even a sliding scale one? Wow! Do you work for PBS?) With a fresh suggestion from the live studio audience, Alfie and the Play’s House Cast will attempt to solve whatever pressing problems you have the only way we know how: through brightly colored chaos, deeply questionable wisdom, and a portal that pulls comedians right in on the fun.

PT Plays House features comedians Enor Bishop, Alice Brenner, and Quei Tann. Plus a fully improvised storyline by the Play’s House Cast: Christine Fang, David Leppert, Mariel Sena, Richy Storrs, and PT (as Alfie). 

The popular UK teatime words-and-numbers game Countdown, possibly better known to American audiences as part of 8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown, played with queer comedians including JOAN AND RAFT, hosted by BEN PADDON. 

TWO SHOWS: ONE NIGHT, LET'S FIGHT (sort of)

"Hear Us Out" is a debate-style show where three guest judges will rank a series of hear us outs (a weird or niche crush that you might have to defend if questioned about it — think the Great Deku Tree from Zelda).

"Please Be Nice To Me" is a game show centered on cutthroat kindness and radical empathy.

Late Night TV is back from the dead in this series of improvised interviews with celebrity monsters.