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“Give a girl the right shoes, and she can conquer the world”- Marilyn Monroe. From showgirl stilettos to mule-packing boots, Kathy sets out to conquer life...but her shoes have other ideas.

This informal session is your chance to ask questions about the program, the application process, and eligibility. A representative from HFF staff and the selection committee will lead the casual Q&A to cover the program’s creative and practical aspects.

Interested in applying for a Fringe scholarship? During this panel, past scholarship winners, our committee members, and Fringe staff will dive into the scholarship application process. We will discuss what the winners are required to do and answer all your questions live!

This informal session is your chance to ask questions about the program, the application process, and eligibility. A representative from HFF staff and the selection committee will lead the casual Q&A to cover the program’s creative and practical aspects.

An absurdist internet haul turned object-theatre show. Rivera (producer of HBO’s Chimp Crazy and former Museum of Sex curator) reanimates sex-toy objects to expose our strangest desires and the cost of avoiding real connection.

After their therapist suggests spending an evening together without distractions, a queer couple lock themselves in their bedroom for a night without phones or electronics and attempt to reignite the spark their relationship has lost.

Lily is a queer, polyamorous, professional comedian . . . and a menace. Matt is her self-proclaimed himbo boyfriend. Together they share risqué and ridiculous stories about dungeon etiquette, disappointing their moms, and losing a sister in a game of Cranium Cadoo.

THE FIRST BATTLE AGAINST THE MACHINES!!! Did you know... before AI, there was the power loom? Rural England. 1812. Young soldiers come home to find themselves replaced by technology. With nowhere left to turn -- their small town becomes the battleground for the future of humanity.

A play exploring the horror of state violence. It follows a journalist covering an anti-war march. Inspired by the 1970 Chicano Moratorium Against the Vietnam War. Incorporates poetry in English and Spanish; Brechtian and Beckettian techniques; and references to psychedelic rock and horror cinema.

A comedy magic show for people who hate magic shows. Real one-star reviews, on-stage interrogations, fake psychic powers, tricks with math, and impossible moments sneak past your defenses while you're too busy cringing. And the best part? You don't even have to like magic. We kind of hope you don't.