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A cross between hipster pick-up banter and a JD Salinger novel. Between a stunner and a stowaway. Set on a yacht. At sea. World premiere, debut play by ZK Lowenfels.

For a free Sneak Preview of the famous French CanCan featured in our show CARPE NOCTEM, come join us at Fringe Central Station on Monday, June 18th at 7.30pm.

You're invited to the official launch of HFF23 ticket sales with preview performances from award-nominees by our scholarship curatorial committee & venue partners.

One of the characters in Songs for a New World says "I don't want to philosophize. I just want to tell a story." That line describes Songs for a New World perfectly; In fact, it tells a whole collection of stories about life in a new world – even against seemingly overwhelming odds, I will survive!

In 1977, Anita Bryant won a campaign to overturn gay rights in Dade County, Florida, launching a right wing movement that remains with us today. In 1978, she agreed to sit down with Playboy Magazine for an outrageous and memorable interview that is recreated live on stage for the first time.

It’s 1985. Madonna needs one more song for her album, and our band of musical misfits are all chasing that prized cover… when they’re not too busy chasing each other. Filled with fun, nostalgia and an original 80s style score, "POP!" is a love letter to one of music's most remarkable decades.

It's one show of five 10-minute plays about miscommunication and the longing for connection. Subjects range from sporty nerds, sub-dom relationships and aliens to surrealistic challenges and panic attacks! We're the 5 SIRENS, five female playwrights, and we will captivate you with our songs.

Miles is a musical that captures the hopes, dreams, secrets, and emotions of a group of twenty-somethings on a road trip after they finish college before they never see each other again. The score is a rock-driven soundtrack to the souls of the six friends who inhabit the van while on the road.

An exhilarating and raucous look at one of our nation's founding rock stars, reinventing the life of our seventh president.

What if you AREN’T enough? Have you ever struggled with your Asian heritage after your white father died? So you change your name, learn dumpling making, and sign up for a BIPOC-centered self-help workshop – only for it all to backfire? Yeah, me neither.