Shows
- The Buccaneer's Caaaarnival (2002)
- Friction (2002)
- Dr. Sugarshaker's House of Sin (2003)
- The Last Temptation of Sin (2003)
- Monkey Barrel (2004)
- Intergalactic Brawl (2004)
- Circo Magnifico Variety Hour (2005)
- The Haunting of Circo Magnifico (2005)
- Witches Brew of Twisted Tales (2006)
- Klown College (2006)
- Mirrifical! (Spring, 2007)
- Name That Show (Fall, 2007)
- The Space Between (Spring, 2008)
- Smoke & Mirrors (Fall, 2008)
- A Book of Jokes (Spring, 2009)
- InTents (Fall, 2009)
- Cirque-U-Lation (Spring, 2010)
- On Top of Things (Fall, 2010)
- What Animals (Spring, 2011)
- A Box O' Lips, NOW! (Fall, 2011)
- So Many Colors (Spring, 2012)
- One Continuous Lick (Fall 2012)
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