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When our main character must take her first trip back home to India with her (white) boyfriend, she brings along baggage both literal and emotional in this quick comedic journey.

Birdie is singer/songwriter. She and her band The Fresnels will perform her biggest hits "Satan in my Shoelace," "No Shirt All Fries," “Work F*ck Buddies," and many more songs from her upcoming album. But... The Fresnels are just lights. Will the music play and the show go on?

A collection of one act plays that satirize the history of entertainment from Shakespeare's experiments with language to David Mamet's searing, triumphant final piece of modern noir.

Do you want to connect with your fellow Fringers (and their audiences) before tech starts? Come to the Postcard Swap Meet-up and swap postcards, comps, and rehearsal injury stories! We're gathering on Friday, May 27, at 8 PM, at Three Clubs. Look for Chris Piehler, the guy with the blue glasses.

MAJORETTES will explore the dynamics of being on a team, and what that means to young athletes. As the characters begin to develop feelings of anxiety, jealousy, and confusion, their decisions begin to wreck the future that they are so desperately trying to protect.

Immigrant - The exploration of young Haitian Girl discovering her self worth and identity in a world that more then often can be very black and white.

In SHAHEED, we see how Bhutto's life and death resonate far beyond the boundaries of Pakistan, reshaping the world's struggle to reconcile the precepts of Islam with those of democracy.

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.

This one-man play by Daniel MacIvor centers around Victor and his short takes on the walking wounded that illustrate man's inhumanity to himself.

"The Last Train" (Le Dernier Train) is about confinement in the emotional sense, not the literal one. It is a thriller with a style borrowed from cinema, offering a new vantage point to witness a psychopath in action. They are often handsome, pleasant, and clever. This is where danger lies.