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A newly engaged couple stranded on a roadtrip, find themselves in a small diner with a fortune-telling toy to kill time with. While the couple starts with an ordinary understanding of reality, their idea of possibility is changed as a certain Devil in the Diner gets between the two.

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!

The work doesn’t end just because HFF26 ends. Learn from arts industry professionals who are ready to provide insight about taking your show to the next level, what the touring pipeline looks like, and how to keep the momentum going after HFF26!

A politically progressive older couple heavily involved in today's resistance movement is suddenly gripped by fear and paranoia after making a shocking discovery. Stars Jill Holden and Steve Hofvendahl. Late Seating Policy: No seating after the show begins.

It sounds simple: put the toilet seat down. But The Liftist is about everything that comes with it — care, resentment, and the quiet weight of always being the one who notices. Set across four decades, this dark comedy asks: who carries what, and for how long?

World Premiere! In this one-act play, David, a lonely bachelor, is craving a real human connection. His A.I assistant, Alberta is determined to prove she's the only one he needs. Will she prove to be enough when things get dark? Starring Campbell & Alikhan Lochin. Directed by Robert Lee Hart

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.

Day After Day is a deep and personal look into Doris Day's dramatic personal life while appearing as the quintessential “girl-next-door” in Warner Bros. musicals. Blending factual life events and her songs, this show is a love letter to this extraordinary icon.

A darkly funny solo play about a biracial daughter raised by her acerbic, larger-than-life English mother. Through a fast-moving world of stories, humor, and chaos, they build a life together—until everything shifts, and the daughter is forced to step into unfamiliar territory.

On her latest pod, Charlie interviews former couples about the end of their relationships...starting with her own. But when information is revealed her ex doesn't want released, a struggle for power ensues. A drama about narrative control and our need to replay relationships better left in the past.