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The Interview is a dark comedy in the tradition of the existential theater of the absurd. A US citizen in under rendition. An examination of torture, guns, the Catholic church and the endless cycle of man's inhumanity to man. It's a comedy. Violence and Strong language.

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, discuss what the winners are required to do, and answer all your questions, live!

This wildly funny play tells the story of Maria, a young, precocious Latina aspiring to be an actor, and her dream of going to college.

In this sharp meta-comedy, a man is forced to live with his inner critic—literally—when his anxiety becomes an insufferable roommate. As their cohabitation spirals, he’s pushed into a battle for control over his own mind. Angst asks: what does it really mean to live with yourself?

Jo has been called a lot of things during her life - but which ones are true? And who gets to decide that?! In this comedy (with a few heart wrenching turns), we follow her from ages 5 to 50, as she tries to figure it all out. Nominated for Best Solo Play, Performer, and Director by Broadway World!

LEO FROM RIO, it’s a 10+ songs LIVE band performance act led by Brazilian award winning queer artist, Leopold Nunan alongside the legendary Angelo Metz jazz trio. An uplifting, high energy show that invites you to the world of South American art and expression.

NEW CANULA is an un-romantic feel-good dramedy in one act. It is about Life, Death, Guns,...a Purse...oh, and Grandma Betty.

"The Regulars". This gritty peice follows the happenings of one night in the bar "Memeories". We learn about the bar and the regular costumers that frequent it, as our bartender narrates the story along. The story and dialogue is written to be poetically dark, and amusing at times.

Jace and Molly go on a fully improvised play date where they bring the audience along with them. They use the world of imagination to comically escape from reality. It’s a childish show for mature audiences! Not for kids!