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PLAY is not a play. It is play. What if 12 people got together and played? No actors. No audience. No stakes. Just play. PLAY invites 12 "guests" at a time into the space, where a circle of chairs awaits. Simple games are introduced. What will happen? Play will.

Sarah Ruhl's MELANCHOLY PLAY is a raucous, genre-bending melodrama. Tilly suffers from exquisite melancholy. Everyone she meets finds it irresistible - and promptly falls in love with her. When her sadness suddenly vanishes, chaos ensues. Don't miss this romantic comedy having an existential crisis.

Love our Merch? So do we! And this may be the last time to grab any 2026 Fringe Merch! Come by the Fringe HQ on Sunday, June 28th, and make sure you don't miss out!

Live music, puppet theater & ceremony woven into one. Alaï and her string band conjure sound from which songs emerge and dissolve, while puppets and performers move through the audience.

Every Caverns and Creatures campaign needs three things: Knights! Wizards! And political discourse? When a group of friends finish their long-running C&C campaign, an exploration of what comes next turns into a heated debate over political differences that might be more treacherous than any monster.

A journey. A box. And a plan to get out. Written and directed by Clara Rodriguez, this feel-bad comedy features John Combs, Clara Rodriguez, and the legendary Seemah Wilder Idelson. Music by Javier Rodriguez.

May's an idealist. She's fighting for a better world. When the old regime finally falls, May's devotion to the cause is rewarded with a job as a prison photographer. But as the faces of the enemy pass before her unflinching lens, will they shake May's belief in the brave new world she helped create?

Did you know that Taming of the Shrew was written as a play within a play? Follow us down this rabbit hole of what has been edited out for centuries, only to find a cautionary tale of a trad wife. Enjoy this large cast 2026 version edited and directed by a happily married feminist of 30 years.

In the wake of a personal tragedy, a young man seeks work at a lockdown mental health facility. While searching for absolution, he becomes misguided by his savior's complex leading to broken promises and dire consequences. What does it mean to help when saving someone may be impossible?

Who threw the first brick at The Stonewall Inn? These activists know, but they’re not saying. Sylvia Rivera, Marsha P. Johnson and other LEGENDS of the LGBTQ community recount what (might have) happened on Christopher Street that scorching hot night in June. A story of community and resistance.