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Second smash year! Too many shows and not enough time? Our experienced, independent judges see tons of productions across every genre, then we choose, and present live highlights from, five of the best shows at each Pick of the Fringe performance. Come see what all the buzz is about!

A comedic burlesque parody of the cult classic " The Goonies"

Meet Mary & Margo: two professional performance artists who take their craft VERY seriously—perhaps a bit too seriously. They’ve curated the ultimate showcase for a big-time Hollywood producer, Mr. Goodman, featuring hilariously awkward audience participation and their most “profound” work.

The students of Charles Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters team up to fight a new magnetic threat in this unscripted parody.

Pandora flunked the year—now she’s in therapy, turning her breakdown into a comedy. In her brain, her mental illnesses battle it out while Empathy hides with cookies. A split-stage, poetic ride through madness, healing, and a crappy semester. Think Inside Out with more panic attacks and punchlines.

Virtual Fringe Cabaret brings the best in comedy, magic, music, storytelling, dance, circus, and all around good fun directly into your home!

A hilarious new play about celebrity culture and how fantasy, imagination, and Instagram can take over the lives of teenagers. This world premiere with an all-female cast follows Dakota on her quest for achievable perfection and fantasy fulfilled in a world that tells her that this is possible.

Glint is an adaptation of the David Foster Wallace story, "Good Old Neon" in the Oblivion collection. During the play, a man explains to an audience why he committed suicide and what happens after you die. Stark and powerful, the text carries with it the weight of its author's own suicide in 2008.

In the second grade, Bushra dropped out of paleontology with her sights set on the exciting world of project management. These days, her cubicle adventures have her wondering what life would have been like had she stuck it out in second grade and become a real life paleontologist?

Arianne and jo tell the story of their experiences as two people of color from the time before they met to present day after reconnecting during the 2020 racial uprising. Through both dramatic and comedic scenes, even the moments of silence and waiting are elements of racial trauma.