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This production of Harold Pinter's "The Dumb Waiter" is a haunting depiction of classism that will examine the inability of humans to communicate with each other, the claustrophobia resulting from a lack of social mobility, and man's inhumanity to man.

New this year! Join us for a relaxed, low-pressure sober hang at Plummer Park. Bring a blanket, settle into the grass, and enjoy calm conversation, easy connection, and organic networking with fellow Fringers in a laid-back, open-air setting.

SHORT One woman's journey through the ups and extreme downs of her life. We see her secrets unfold through her mother's eyes, the narrator.

Ser, Karen Anzoategui’s one woman show told via a soccer match. We follow Karen's soccer journey from Los Angeles to Buenos Aires and back again, along with her zany family, Diego Maradona, and her struggles. We play the game of life, soccer and love with Karen and see who comes out the champion.

Subversive, sparkling and witty – revel in a one-woman magic show full of incisive humor, hard hitting truths and great magic tricks. Supremely stylish, Liz Toonkel presents a thought-provoking performance that dares to question how we treat animals – and each other.

In a romp through American history and a timely comment on truthfulness, this jazz-verse play forces George Washington to publicly proclaim the maker of the Stars & Stripes: is it the marketing genius Betsy Ross, or a 16-year-old urchin with an odd affliction and a blazingly original creative spark?

This dynamic series is designed to be a day of learning and collaboration that will assist Fringe participants on creative development, the writing process, and mentorship in the arts. Come for one or all of these breakout sessions led by Hollywood Fringe award winners and veterans.

Dance the night away at the Fringe! Fringe Disco will feature DJs spinning danceable favorites and visually stimulating art installations.

British Algerian Roann McCloskey brings her trademark honesty to the USA for the first time with her new autobiographical show. Tackling sexual identity, white privilege and her mother’s inability to get anyone’s name right, each show is “packed full of love, integrity, wit and humour” (Bath Echo).

“Amelia Earhart - Declassified” is the first script reading for a proposed motion picture that is timely, topical and true. The last two years of this iconic, beloved American heroine's life are brought to life using newly revealed interviews and declassified materials. Her legend continues to grow.