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A writer and a director sit in an A-List movie star's office waiting room. And they wait. WAITING FOR [GAL] GADOT explores the angst and existential absurdity of being a creative professional. Come gather for a theatrical communion. We are all facing this world alone. Why not do it together?

A farce about the Thirty Years War, part of Europe's complex Wars of Religion. What began as a series of pranks perpetrated by members of the ruling class, eventually got out of hand and wiped out two-thirds of Germany's peasant population. The Thirty Years War: the most hilarious war in history.

Light is an intimate, one-woman play that delves into the profound bond between a father and daughter, weaving together love, memory, and connection across time. Written, directed, and performed by Xue "Snow" Zheng, the story takes audiences on an emotional journey through decades of shared moments.

This two-part event will introduce you to Fringe venue managers who can offer you an idea of what to expect when working with different venues during Fringe. An excellent opportunity to meet people who rent out Fringe venues!

Fast forward... the 48th President of the United States is in the White House! You're officially invited to attend a 30-minute committee meeting where I'll be putting the finishing touches on my unconventional plan to reboot America.

A very funny and touching one-man show about the terrific rise, disastrous fall, and the new resulting life of former stand-up comic, long-time successful TV sitcom writer/producer, and son of a parent with a mental disorder, Tom Hertz.

Each with 6 children’s lives in their hands, two Vietnamese women take different paths to get their families out of a fallen South Vietnam before the world as they know it crashes down on them all. WARNING: Contains historical images of refugees that may be uncomfortable to some.

Set in a 1940s therapist's office, a therapist is navigating her own crisis while trying to keep her composure in front of patient, after patient, after patient. Even your therapist needs someone to talk to.

It’s Valentine’s Day 2011, CJ is single, yet his ex shows up at his apartment. On top of that, he gets stuck on an elevator heading to a life-changing meeting. Are you kidding? Fraught with anxiety, CJ questions God, and is subsequently forced to redefine his understanding of love.

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.