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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 high profile lawyer, at the top of her game, defends tech companies against those who are harassed on their sites. Then her private life collides with her professional convictions... Justice is a powerful solo show that grabs you and doesn’t let go!

Interested in site-specific & immersive work? Or producing your show at a venue in the Fringe Zone that’s not already registered with Fringe (BYOV)? This workshop is for you!

We will cover everything from venue flags to tech elements, programs, meeting accessibility requests, language interpretation, social media and website content, and a plethora of best practices that make theatre more accessible to everyone.

Midnight Cowboy Radio is a dark comedy/ political satire following a late-night, conservative, radio-talk-show host giving local callers life-advice on the air, while arranging an illegal abortion off-the-air. The audience watches both stories unfold over one wild night of radio!

While waiting for biopsy results, Reina starts making jokes about throwing a Goodbye Uterus Party if she needs a hysterectomy. However, a call sends Reina to surgery and an era called "lifemaggedon," leading to her planning a party like no other while her world crumbles.

Three extraterrestrial secret agents—who are also bandmates—are called back into action to track down a dangerous fugitive hiding on the hellish planet known as Earth. Even worse, he's disguised as a podcast bro. It's up to these secret agent/rockstar beings to save the universe again!

A hilarious project by a perimenopausal Fulbright grantee blending clown, physical theatre, and Spanglish. -------------------------- Un proyecto hilarante de una becaria Fulbright en la perimenopausia, que combina el clown, el teatro físico y el spanglish.

From award-winning writer-director Rachael Meyers, "What Survives" explores, through heart and humor, what it means to be human in 2026.

Tea for Two, inspired by Overtones (1915) by Alice Gerstenberg, follows two women in a seemingly polite conversation as their inner selves surface, revealing rivalry, desire, and unspoken truths. A sharp, playful exploration of the clash between social masks and darker, untamed selves.