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A glimpse behind the curtain of the Fringe Festival, as observed by a first-time participant and first-time actor in 2025's "The Visitor" an immersive horror play set in the 1980s.

A ditzy, delusional woman's apartment is invaded in the dead of night. As she confronts a faceless intruder, the lines between external danger and internal turmoil begin to blur. What unfolds is a surreal descent into her fractured psyche. Are the real threats outside her door or within her mind?

For decades, Frank Sriracha has been dazzling the world with his songs, his humor, and his sparkle. Tonight, he is proud to accept his Lifetime Achievement Award with a gala reception and an open bar. All he has to do is give a five minute acceptance speech.

Join us at "Go, Bid the Soldiers an Espresso Shot" Cafe where Hamlet and Horatio meet-cute in this modernized, witty, & gender-swapped prequel! If you're a fan of 90s-style RomComs, Queer Media, or are fond of the Bard, this one's for you. (No knowledge of Shakespeare required to enjoy this show!)

Something's Wrong in Wraithwood is a live and interactive reading of an audio drama experience. You will feel immersed in the small town of Wraithwood as you follow an intrepid funeral directer, Violet Wiley, as she seeks answers to what's wrong in this strange place and navigates small town life!

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?

Luce, fresh from beating cancer, invites you on a wild, raunchy ride through a movie-inspired world. Meet a one-eyed girl, cat lady (man), and quirky 7/11 workers—laugh as Luce runs from painful memories that won’t go away in this bold, funny solo show.

A play about the stories we tell to survive. Spanning pandemic present and historical past, The Great Dying weaves family crisis with contested colonial histories of disease and collective memory, as a writer confronts her father’s failing health, asking who tells the story, and at what cost.

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.

Hot take: Juliet is selfish and Romeo is a d**k. After 2 award nominations in 2025, Charlie Day’s solo show is back. Follow Paris through sexy dances, musical numbers and dead girlfriends. Experience Romeo and Juliet through the unbiased eyes of Juliet’s lost lover. This is Paris, not France.