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New this year! 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.

In this melodramatic and heart-warming one-act play that Meg wrote for herself to star in, she irreverently pays homage to the American TV and movie tropes that shaped her world view. Will there be big, explosive emotions? Absolutely. Will she take things too far? You betcha!

This one woman show about Joan of Arc and mental illness is combination history lesson and autobiography. Both humorous and heartbreaking, it weaves together the stories of Joan of Arc, the writer’s journey with mental health, and the moment where both women’s lives overlap.

A desperate dreamer claws her way to fame with the help of an unlikely partner, only to watch the spotlight shift, and her sanity unravel, as she fights to take center stage again. A comedic, one-women jukebox musical about ambition, invisibility, and the ultimate cost of keeping your dreams alive.

It’s court but with dolls. I accuse u of a crime. U defend urself against my dolls. Pick up your defense attorney and make her speak! See what a professional doll stylist does with her toys afterhours. Have an intimate fringe experience at a real wig store on Hollywood blvd.

After returning home from a tense visit with family, Daughter must face the challenges of modern womanhood on her own when Mother suddenly stops answering her calls.

While watching the hit show Shogun, Alex found himself asking a simple question: Who is this for? Dusting off his Japanese, he sets out to reconcile a lost heritage, the tangled ties of cultural multiplicity, and an emerging artistic self in the only way he knows how: by pretending to be a samurai.

There’s conflict amongst a pack of wolves as they try to enjoy their latest kill.

An intimate one-woman show uncovering a life lived against the odds, overcoming domestic violence and other hardships. With honesty and humor, she shares her journey through pain, faith, and grace—transforming struggle into strength and pain into laughter, as survival becomes transformation.

The show has been cancelled. The world has ended. But one actor still shows up. In a near future devastated by climate collapse, an actor steps on stage to announce that the performance is cancelled - and begins to tell this darkly comic and deeply human story about art, survival and resistance.