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A working actor who aged out of playing teens and turned to drag (Dino Petrera aka Trita Wright) and a 42-year-old struggling actress (Keri Blunt) each answer what it means to be (or not to be) a performer in an industry designed to erase them. Directed by Caitlin Norton Wyatt, with Mikki Hernandez.

Love our Merch? So do we! And this may be the last time to grab any 2026 Fringe Merch! Come by the Fringe HQ on Sunday, June 28th, and make sure you don't miss out!

Get meta with 2 different hilarious wild rides by our spectacular company members: Tony Bartolone's stand-up special THIS IS ART (pondering the great mysteries of the universe) on 6/20 and 6/28 and Serena Anis's LATEst solo-show WHERE IS SHE? (relatable refractions of emerging adulthood) on 6/26!

Join your totally UNlicensed, questionably qualified, but deeply committed therapist for an unforgettable 60-minute "group therapy" session. This high-energy immersive cabaret blends live disco covers, comedy, storytelling, and audience participation. Healing together through music. Can ya dig it?

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.

CLUBHOUSE is an original jukebox rock musical showcase featuring some of your favorite songs of yesteryear combined with themes of loss, addiction and mental health. There are plenty of upbeat moments in this dance-infused, heart-felt musical extravaganza. Tix are $27+ at the door.

A one man political documentary about war, power, and reality. It explores what's important to people and allows for their voices to be heard. Even voice(s) that aren't real. What can you trust? Different voices featured during every performance! Will you hear them all? A toy gun is used, no noise.

An immersive old-school revival offering congregants a chance to be saved, and release themselves from the soul-stealing sin of Social Media. The DYA Church is a sex- and body-positive, pro-queer, antiracist, antifascist, nondenominational church. This performance features one photo of a human butt.

At a desolate crossroads where no train ever stops, the Man, Woman, and Linesman circle one another in an absurd attempt at connection. Connected only through letters and photographs, the Man and Woman cannot reconcile expectation with reality, blocking connection, failing to recognize each other.

What if freedom feels like falling? The production exposes the hidden world of Iran's underground theatre ,where plays gathering dust in closet for years for approval .Where the price of freedom is exile and the cost of staying is silence until home is no home.