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White Elephant is a Hitchcockian inspired tale of a brother and sister who believe they’ve committed the perfect crime of murdering their mother to protect their inheritance… until they receive a surprising gift at their annual family Christmas party: the murder weapon.

A live show where comedy legends like Dana Gould and Dan Mintz (Tina on Bob's Burgers) perform spectacular staged readings of the strangest, weirdest, and most unintentionally hilarious comic book stories ever! You’ve never seen Superman and Batman like this!

A relaxed, low-pressure community walk perfect for gentle connection, fresh air, and easy conversation with fellow Fringers. Come unwind, meet new people, and enjoy a calm, grounding start to your day.

A ditzy, delusional woman's apartment is invaded in the dead of night. As she confronts a faceless intruder, the lines between external danger and internal turmoil begin to blur. What unfolds is a surreal descent into her fractured psyche. Are the real threats outside her door or within her mind?

A one-act comedy following seven novice backpackers who share a hostel dorm together in Tirana, Albania. When a street riot breaks out in the city center, the travelers lose their patience, as they find themselves confined in a room with complete strangers.

A drag queen’s tour stop spirals off script when she pulls an audience member onstage and exposes his relationship live in front of the crowd, launching an unexpected alleyway showdown about monogamy, identity, and the friendship neither of them saw coming.

Therapist Zero is a raw, darkly comic solo show about parenting a brilliant, emotionally charged daughter, only to run headfirst into a maze of psychiatrists, broken systems, and his own past, and begin to question what’s really driving the problem.

Tired of modern-day America? Come see a COMEDY about a republic's descent into a fascist emp–– oh. Anyway... do you like Shakespeare's Julius Caesar and Antony & Cleopatra? Watch those beloved characters speak MODERN-DAY English, grapple for power, fall in love, and roast the HELL out of each other.

A hopeful story set in the 1970s: after a racial slur is burned into her lawn targeting her teenage daughter, a Japanese American mother confronts memories of Japanese incarceration and finds strength in love and community. A portion of ticket sales supports orgs fighting for immigrant justice.

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.